Swami Vivekananda and the emergence of India through spiritual culture
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BookPublication details: Rajkot Sri Ramakrishna Ashrama 2005Description: 90 pSubject(s): Philosophy - India | Vedanta - Hinduism | Vivekananda, SwamiDDC classification: 181.4 Summary: Now and then, at long intervals of time, a being finds his way to this p1anetwho is unquestionably a wanderer’ another sphere; who brings with him to this sorrowful world some of the glory, the power, the radiance of the far distant region from which he came.He shares the life of those about him, enters into their joys and sorrows, with them, mourns with them, but through it all, he never forgets who he is, whence he came, or what the purpose of his coming. He never forgets his divinity. He remembers that he is the great, the glorious, the majestic such a being is beyond all comparison, for he transcends all standards and ideals.
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Now and then, at long intervals of time, a being finds his way to this p1anetwho is unquestionably a wanderer’ another sphere; who brings with him to this sorrowful world some of the glory, the power, the radiance of the far distant region from which he came.He shares the life of those about him, enters into their joys and sorrows, with them, mourns with them, but through it all, he never forgets who he is, whence he came, or what the purpose of his coming. He never forgets his divinity. He remembers that he is the great, the glorious, the majestic such a being is beyond all comparison, for he transcends all standards and ideals.
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