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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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Nityagopal

Swami Turiyananda recalled his experiences with Nityagopal: “Vishnu [a devotee of Sri Ramakrishna] used to meditate very deeply, but as soon as the Master touched him, he would wake up and gaze at him. Nityagopal [a disciple of Sri Ramakrishna] used to live in ecstasy all the time. The Master used to tell him: ‘Don’t be so intense! You have to keep your mind down enough to live with other people.’ Nityagopal attained a very high state. His body would become luminous. It seemed that he had no tamas in him. In his company I learned forbearance. We used to pass the whole night meditating and chanting the Lord’s name—sometimes in Beadon Square Gardens, in the College Square, in some other park of Calcutta, or at Kalighat. The Master used to say that Nityagopal had attained the state of paramahamsa. I tell you frankly that at any time I can raise myself to that state and forget the world.”

 

 

 

 

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- www.vivekananda.net edited by Frank Parlato Jr.

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