LETTERS WRITTEN BY SARADA DEVI

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
sARADA DEVI
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sARADA DEVI

    To Mahendra Nath Gupta - on his publishing Kathamrita    

Dear Child,
Whatever you had heard from him (Ramakrishna) is nothing but the truth. You need not feel any diffidence about it. At one time it was he who had placed those words with you. And it is now he who is bringing them to the light of the day according to the needs of the time. Know it for certain that unless these words are published, man will not have his consciousness awakened. All the words of his that you have with you everyone of them is true. One day when you read them out to me I felt as if it was he who was speaking.
Jairambati,
21st Ashada, 1304,
(4th July, 1897)

 

 

 

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