Worldly Wisdom

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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Worldly Wisdom

 

Worldly Wisdom is a new section of Vivekananda.net.  It was established July 24, 2011 and at this time is still in its incipient form.

The premise is this:
Swami Vivekananda touched upon a wide spectrum of human endeavor in his sayings and writings.
Some of his words are not for the spiritual aspirant only but seem to be potentially helpful for the man or woman of the world.
It may well be that a business person or householder of any religion or culture might get much needed advice on how to live in the world and prosper and succeed in a noble and harmonious way.

Indeed it may be the blueprint of any high minded and successful society.

Bear with us as we complete this new section of the web site.

 

 

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