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Seeing God Everywhere
(An edited version of this article was published in the June 2019 issue of Vedanta Kesari, the monthly magazine published from Ramakrishna Math, Chennai.) There is a nice story in the book “Hindu Symbology and Other Essays” by Swami Swahanandaji … Continue reading
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Mission Statement
I was reading a blog on the Purpose of Life at http://celestinechua.com/blog/2008/12/how-to-find-out-if-you-are-living-your-real-purpose-now/ I was thinking what I consider as the purpose of my life. The best way I can put into words the purpose of my life is the motto … Continue reading
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Swami Vivekananda and Human Excellence
On 12th January 2010, on the occasion of the birthday of Swami Vivekananda, celebrated by the Government of India as the National Youth Day, Samskrita Sangha at Indian Institute of Science had organized a talk by Swami Paramasukhananda, a monk … Continue reading
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aatmano mokshaartham jagat hitaaya cha
Swami Vivekananda set the motto of Ramakrishna Math and Mission as “aatmano mokshaartham jagat hitaaya cha”, which means “For one’s own liberation and the world’s welfare”. This is a very wonderful concept. These words can be understood from two stand … Continue reading
Truthfulness
Truthfulness is considered as the principal virtue by everyone. People try to interpret what is truthfulness, but no one denies its primary position as a virtue. To understand what is Truthfulness, let us see why would a person want to … Continue reading