Like a great messiah, Swami Vivekananda emerged on the
Indian and world scene preaching the enternal gospel of the Vedanta. A true disciple of the great master Ramakrishna Paramhansa,
Swami Vivekananda revived the pride of his countrymen in the great heritage of
his country the greatness of Hindu
religion and catholic outlook of his people. He spread the Vedanta not only in
the far corners of the country, but in the West, taking America by storm with
his historic Chicago address at the world parliament of religions. Vedanta and
all that Hinduism stands for became a house word with the missions set up by
him and named after his master in different parts of India and the world. Like
his master, he also proclaimed the essential oneness of all religions and
condemned bigotry.
The Swami’s heart always went out in sympathy for the
poor and neglected masses. Once he said: “I actually saw God in them. How
guileless they are!”
Swami Vivekananda always spoke of faith:”Believe first
in yourself and then in God …”
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