Swami Vivekananda: A Man with a Vision

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Book
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Category
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Publication Year
2011 
Publisher
Puffin 
Pages
136 
Description
‘Religion is not in books; not in forms; not in sects; not in nation; religion is in the human heart…It is love alone that can conquer hatred…’- Swami VivekanandaA genius; a visionary; a writer; a dreamer; a teacher and an inspiration for generations of Indians—this was Swami Vivekananda. Born into a family of lawyers; Narendranath Dutta was an exceptionally intelligent child; a natural leader among his playmates; who impressed his teachers with his scholarship. The spirituality of his mentor Shri Ramakrishna and his own study of philosophy and logic influenced Narendranath to join the monastic order. Vivekananda was the spokesperson for India at the Parliament of Religions in Chicago where the magic of his words held his audience in thrall. He also instilled among the Indian youth self-confidence and the hope of regeneration. Devika Rangachari’s account of the life and times of Swami Vivekananda is both inspiring and absorbing. It is the remarkable story of a spiritual leader who worked against overwhelming odds to realize his vision of a free India. - from Amzon 
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