01 Om Purnam adah purnam idam…
02 The Ultimate Cauldron
03 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
04 Chandrakirti’s Chariot: Self in Madhyamaka Buddhism and Advaita Vedanta
05 Swami Brahmananda: A Self-effacing Mystical Leader
06 Jiva and Ishvara
07 Aami Durgaa Durgaa bole Ma jodi mori…
08 Gadai and the Monks
09 Why do People Conserve Nature?
10 The Vedanta in all its phases - part 2
11 Tale of Two Realities : An understanding of life through the Ramayana and Yogasutra —Play of the Gunas

01 Tanme Manaḥ Śivasaṃkalpam Astu 
02 Creation of a Place of Pilgrimage
03 The Saga of ‘Vivekananda and Brahmananda Samadhi Temples’ at Belur Math
04 Reminiscences of Senior Monks
05 Features of a Holy Man
06 What is Time?
07 Leading the Life of a Householder
08 Reminiscences of Sargachhi: Varanasi Series
09 God Comes to the Rescue
10 What Motivates Civil Action?
11 The Sacred Geometry
12 Vivekananda Way: The Vedanta

01 Tanme Manaḥ Śivasaṃkalpam Astu 
02 Glory of Man
03 Divine Play of Ramlala—The Child Rama and Sri Ramakrishna
04 The Calling of the Master
05 The Nature of Sri Ramakrishna in Terms of Western Concepts
06 My Memories of a Mahatma
07 Operation Narada
08 Features of a Holy Man
09 Reminiscences of Sargachhi: Varanasi Series
10 Cross Subsidy to Profit or a Successful Society
11 The Sacred Geometry
12 The Mahabharata Story of Karma
13 Vivekananda Way: The Vedanta

Tanme Manaḥ Śivasaṃkalpam Astu ‘My Devotee Never Perishes’ Vivekananda’s Experiment with Spiritual Methods Operation Narada Features of a Holy Man Empowering Students—The Swami Vivekananda Way In Search of God—ईश्वरान्वेषणम्  Reminiscences of Sargachhi—Varanasi Series  114th Annual General Meeting of the Ramakrishna Mission Pocket Tales: Gadai, The Saviour of All Insights from the Flood Relief Workers The Sacred Geometry Vivekananda Way: The Vedanta

01 Tanme Manaḥ Śivasaṃkalpam Astu 
02 My Faith is in the Younger Generation’
03 For Her Own Ends
04 Operation Narada
05 Features of a Holy Man
06 Illumination from the Holy Mother
07 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
08 A Change of Fortune
09 Learning to Control the Mind—Its Urgency
10 The Salt Doll and the Sea
11 Arithmetic—Playing with the Numbers
12 The Vedanta

01 श्रीगुर्वष्टकम्—Sri Guru-ashtakam
02 Guru—the Eyeopener to Reality
03 Sri Ramakrishna, the Ideal Teacher
04 The Guru–Disciple Tradition
05 The Guru Power and Accepting the Disciples’ Karma 
06 Functions of A Guru
07 Sri Ramakrishna as a Guru
08 Who is a Real Guru?
09 The Guru: A Defining Characteristic of Hinduism; Or Is It More than That?
10 Guru–Disciple Tradition in the Upanishads
11 Who is a Guru?
12 Characteristics of the Guru and the Disciple
13 Guru: The Path and the Goal
14 A Reunion Story
15 Guru: The Principle and the Person
16 Guru-Parampara in the Ramakrishna Order: Sacred memories of some of the illustrious gurus of the Order
17 The Guru-Mantra and Its Vibration
18 Guru-Shakti: The Power in the Universe
19 Guru-Parampara: A Perspective from North Indian Traditions
20 Guru-Ṣoḍaśī: Sixteen Verses on Guru
21 The Transformative Power of the Guru
22 The Guru is Like a Crystal Ball
23 The Guru, the Mantra, and the Ishta 
24 The Dispeller of Darkness
25 Teacher or Guru: A Christian Reflection on Deep Love for Just One Master
26 Who Is the Guru? A Personal Reflection
27 The Guru Phenomenon in India
28 Disciples of Sri Shankaracharya and Dashanami Sannyasi Parampara

01 Tanme Manaḥ Śivasaṃkalpam Astu 
02 Natural Path to the Divine
03 Handling Sorrow and Grief
04 Spiritual Realisation through Communion with Nature
05 Inspiring Anacdotes and Parables 
06 A Bhakta’s Journey to Non-Duality—Mirabai: Loving Krishna to Being Krishna
07 Sri Ramakrishna’s Thread of Love for Resolving Conflict
08 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
09 Spiritual Aspirants and Weltanschauung 
10 Pocket Tales: The Humbling of Durgadas Pyne
11 Seva for Culture as Dharma Practice
12 The Story of Zero
13 The Vedanta

01 Sri Ganesha Suktam 
02 Ingredients of Magnanimity
03 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
04 Meditation and Japa
05 The Divine Mother and The Ramakrishna Movement
06 Mother Loves Her Dolls
07 Song of the Soul: Bhaabile bhaaber uday hay …
08 Swami Vivekananda’s Decision to Visit California—A Divine Order
09 Pocket Tales: The Devotion of Sitanath Pyne
10 The Act of Feeding with Care …
11 The Decimal Notations – Beginning of Counting
12 The Vedanta

Sri Ganesha Suktam 
Three ‘P’s—the Mantra of Success
Reminiscences of Sargachhi
Meditation and Japa
Vedanta for the Modern Youth
Swami Vivekananda’s Idea of Freedom—Its Practical Aspect
Five Ideas for Mental Wellness through Better Communication
Gadai Fulfills a Wish
The Missed Deadline
Lessons from a Neighbourhood Eatery
The Vedanta

01 Sri Ganesha Suktam 
02 Intelligence—Artificial or Absolute?
03 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
04 What Does India, the Most Populous Nation in the World, Need?
05 Swami Vivekananda—the Voice of Indian Freedom
06 Thakur and Ma—Our Eternal Parents
07 Belur Math—The Carrier of Indian Culture and Spiritual Heritage
08 Songs of the Soul: Mon ki totto karo taare …
09 Gadai, the Bestower of Joy
10 Vidya vs. Education: A Village Dialogue
11 Vivekananda Way: Bhakti (at Lahore)

01 The Path of Symbiotic Existence
02 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
03 Fulfilment in Life
04 Belur Math – The Carrier of Indian Culture and Spiritual Heritage
05 Indic Mind and the Western Mind
06 Songs of the Soul: Kathaa bolte daraai …
07 Gadai Settles an Argument
08 How Do You Learn to Act?
09 Vivekananda Way: The Common Bases of Hinduism 
10 Book Review
11 The Order on the March

01 Vedic Prayer: Vedic Sukta for Protection in Journeys
02 Editorial: Evolutionary Process of Learning
03 Reminiscences of Swami Satswarupananda
04 Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission,Yadadri Bhuvanagiri—A Haven for Inner Life
05 Swami Vivekananda’s Historic Visit to Sri Lanka in 1897: Newspaper Reports
06 The Great Tradition and Little Tradition and the Unity of Hinduism
07 The Victory of Virtues
08 Who Wants the New Moon
09 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
10 Srimat Swami Suhitananda ji
11 Songs of the Soul:Shuraapaan kori naa aami
12 Pocket Tales: Hara Hara Gadai
13 Imaginative Sympathy to Deliver Care
14 Vivekananda Way:The Common Bases of Hinduism

01 Vedic Sukta for Protection in Journeys
02 ‘Be a Light unto Yourself’
03 Mahasamadhi of Srimat Swami Prabhanandaji Maharaj
04 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
05 Bhava Prachar versus Bhava Prachar Parishad
06 Mahavira Hanuman
07  Swami Brahmananda in Vani Vilas
08 Swami Vivekananda’s Flight to the Himalayas
09 Dekhe elaam ek nobin raakhaal …
10 Gadai Keeps His Word
11 Sangharsh or Samanvay? – A Debate of Our Times ... 
12 The Common Bases of Hinduism 
13 125th Anniversary of Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai
14 Centenary Celebrations of Sri Ramakrishna Vijayam

01 Vedic Sukta for Protection in Journeys
02 Right Ideals for the Youth
03 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
04 Mahavira Hanuman
05 Self-effort and Divine Grace
06 Vedic Wisdom: Rita, Dharma and Satya in Elevating Human Life
07 Ke jaane kaali kyaamon …
08 Tale of Two Realities: An understanding of life through the Ramayana and Yogasutra — Play of the Gunas
09 To the Temple of Vishalakshi
10 Trusteeship Vs Plutonomy 
11 Bhakti (at Sialkote, Punjab) 
12 Gujarat Tirth Yatra – A Memorable Pilgrimage

1. Vedic Sukta for Protection in Journeys
2. Approaching the Manuals of Supreme Knowledge
3. Reminiscences of Sargachhi
4. Manisha Panchakam
5. Chandrakirti’s Chariot: Self in Madhyamaka Buddhism and Advaita Vedanta
6. The Arrival of the Apostle of Sri Ramakrishna in Madras: A Newspaper Report
7.  Dhan Gopal Mukerji and ‘The Face of Silence’
8.  Aamaar ki pholer obhaav …
9.  Pocket Tales: Chinu Shankhari worships Gadai
10. Care and Trust as Enterprise Values
11. Vivekananda Way: The Vedanta in all Its Phases
12. Tale of Two Realities: An understanding of life through the Ramayana and Yogasutra—Play of the Gunas
13. 113th Annual General Meeting of the Ramakrishna Mission
14. Book Review
15. The Order on the March

Vedic Prayer: Asato ma Sat gamaya …
Gateway to Eternity
Reminiscences of Sargachhi
Chandrakirti’s Chariot: Self in Madhyamaka Buddhism and Advaita Vedanta
Dhan Gopal Mukerji and ‘The Face of Silence’
The Vedanta Vaccine
Radha Bhava of Sri Ramakrishna
Chintayo momo maanosho Hori
Pocket Tales: Gadai and the Monks
We Share and Grow Together 
Examining the Pot—Sri Ramakrishna and Materials Management
The Vedanta in all Its Phases 
Tale of Two Realities: An understanding of life through the Ramayana and Yogasutra — Play of the Gunas
Panchakroshi Parikrama of Varanasi

1. Sri Vivekananda Panchakam
2. The Awakened Math
3. The advent of the Holy Trio.
4. Swami Vivekananda’s mission, Alasinga Perumal, Brahmavadin.
5. Swami Ramakrishnananda, Castle Kernan, Days in an Indian monastery, Sri Sarada Devi’s visit to Madras.
6. Construction of the new monastery building, Beginning of a sister institute, Spreading the message.
7. New centres, Sri Ramakrishna’s birth centenary, new heads of Madras Math, Relief work.
8. The college, Durga Puja,  Sri Sarada Devi’s birth centenary. 
9. Swami Vivekananda’s birth centenary, New buildings, Relief work.
10. Chennai Math’s platinum jubilee celebrations, 150th birth anniversary of Sri Ramakrishna, 125th birth anniversary Swami Vivekananda.
11. The beginning of the Universal Temple of Sri Ramakrishna, Centenary of Swami Vivekananda’s first return from the West, Centenary of Chennai Math.
12. Consecration of the Universal Temple of Sri Ramakrishna, 150th birth anniversary of Sri Sarada Devi, Rural initiative, Tsunami relief.
13. 175th birth anniversary of Sri Ramakrishna,150th birth anniversaries of Swami Vivekananda and Swami Ramakrishnananda, Renovating the Old Temple. 
14. Sister Subbalakshmi, Vivekananda Museum, Vivekananda Cultural Centre.
Overview of service activities: Medical relief, Educational initiatives, Rural welfare.
15. Beginning of publication, Digital archive, Printing Press, Centenary of publication.
The Math today.

01 Madhu vata ritayate…
02 The End in the Beginning
03 The Swachh Mangaluru Abhiyan: Cleaning Roads, Cultivating Minds, Crafting Destiny 
04 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
05 Bards of Guruvayur: Kururamma
06 Dak dekhi mon dakaar mato…
07 Gadai Takes a Decision
08 Healthy Habit Vs Ambitious Marketing  
09 Reply to Address of Welcome at Calcutta
10 Tale of Two Realities: An understanding of life through the Ramayana and Yogasutra

01 Yashchandasaamrishabho…
02 The New Type
03 Swami Vivekananda: A Sportsman Par Excellence
04 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
05 In the Universal Mother’s Divine Playground  
06  Bards of Guruvayur: Vilwamangalam II 
07  Majlo amaar mon bramoraa…
08  The Autumn Festival
09  Consensus in Decision Making 
10  Vivekananda Way: Reply to Address of Welcome at Calcutta
11  Tale of Two Realities: An understanding of life through the Ramayana and Yogasutra

1. Taccham yoraavrnimahe
2. He for She
3. Swami Vivekananda’s French Interview: A New 4. Discovery
5. Reminiscences of Sargachhi
6. Grace Howe: Swami Vivekananda’s Confidant
7. ‘Pandit Ji Maharaj’ Par Excellence: Swami Vipulananda
8. Mon Ekbaar Hori Bolo...
9. The Flight of Cranes
10. Freedom vs Technology
11. Reply to Address of Welcome at Calcutta
12. Tale of Two Realities: An understanding of life through the Ramayana and Yogasutra — A Voyage of Self-Discovery

01. Namo Brahmane
02. The Future from the Past
03. Bards of Guruvayur: Manavedan Raja
04. Reminiscences of Sargachhi
05. Sri Ramakrishna and the Freedom Movement
06. Songs dear to Sri Ramakrishna: Joshodaa naachaato
07. Gadai Makes a new friend
08. The Compassionate Bank: When Farmers Build Values for Finance Management
09. The Future of India
10. Tale of Two Realities: An understanding of life through the Ramayana and Yogasutra
12. Ramayana Mont

01 Bhadram Karnebhi
02 Flame of the Math
03 Swami Ramakrishnananda and the Tradition of Worship
04 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
05 Ramakrishna Mission: Its Idea, Ideal and Practice
06 Creation from Spoken Words in Indian and Jewish Thought
07 Shyaamapodo aakashete mon … Songs dear to Sri Ramakrishna
08 Fearless Gadai
09 Poorva: Magic, Mircles and Mystical Twelve: The Story of Thirumangai Aazhvaar 
10 Fun with Vedic Maths
11 Lessons on Ethics from the Roadside Vendors
12 Vivekananda Way: The Future of India
13 Book Reviews 
14 The Order on the March

8  Vedic Prayers 
10  What to See? 
11  Vijnana: Experience and Philosophy of Sri Ramakrishna 
15  Reminiscences of Sargachhi 
17  Joy Joy Aanondomoyi : Songs dear to Sri Ramakrishna 
19  The Inspired 
23  At Manikraja's House 
25  Fun with Vedic Maths 
27  Poorva: Magic, Mircles and Mystical Twelve: The Story of Thiruppaan Aazhvaar 
31 The Heart of Education 
33  Vivekananda Way: The Future of India 
37  Vijnana or Bhavamukha: Experience and Philosophy of Sri Ramakrishna 
40  Book Reviews 
43  The Order on the March

Editorial: The Mission
Ramakrishna Mission The Genesis of an Ascetic Order
Kali’s Command
The Beginning
The Divine Man
Divine Intimation
Spreading Influence
Arrival of Devotees
Interpreting the Ideology
At Cossipore
Informal Sannyasa
The Leader
The World-Mission
The Mahasamadhi
Baranagore Math
The Tapasya
Sri Sarada Devi
Parivrajaka Days
In America
Return to India
Alambazar Math
1 May 1897
Historic Resolution
The Mission’s Message
Conclusion

1 Vedic Prayers
2 The Will 
3 Bards of Guruvayur: Melputhur Narayana Bhattathiri
4 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
5 Defining God
6 Songs of the Soul : Songs dear to Sri Ramakrishna
7 Purna Chandra Ghosh
8 GADAI THE PERFORMER
9 Fun with Vedic Maths
10 Poorva
11 Charity  from the Heart
12 Vivekananda Way
13 Book Reviews
14 112th Annual General Meeting of the Ramakrishna Mission
15 Order on the March

1 Prayer for Peace
2 Rise in Love
3 The Ramakrishna Avatara
4 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
5 Songs of the Soul : Songs dear to Sri Ramakrishna
6 Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai: 125th Anniversary
6 Gopaler-ma
7 ‘BUT WHY?’ ASKS GADAI
8 Fun with Vedic Maths
9 Poorva
10 Ethical Definitions of Development
11 Vivekananda Way
12  Book Reviews
13 Order on the March

1 Vedic Prayers
2 Run Like Fire
3 The Early History of Vivekanandar Illam Revisited
4 Reminiscences of Sargachhi
5 Songs of the Soul : Songs dear to Sri Ramakrishna
6 Bards of Guruvayur: Poonthanam Nambootiri
7 Gauri Ma
8 Pariprasna
9 Gadai makes a Pledge
10 Fun with Vedic Maths
11 Poorva
12 Annam Na Nindyat!
13 Vivekananda Way
13 Book Reviews
14 Order on the March

1. Vedic Prayers
2. The Beginner’s Mind
3. Divinity and Humanity of the ‘Holy Trio’: Sri Ramakrishna, 4. Vivekananda, and Sarada Devi 
5. Reminiscences of Sargachhi
6. Fun with Vedic Maths
7. The First Day at School
8. Vivekananda Way
9. Poorva: Magic, Mircles and Mystical Twelve
10. Songs of the Soul : Songs dear to Sri Ramakrishna
11. Devendranath Majumdar
12. Pariprasana
13. Love Conquers All
14. Book Reviews
15. Order on the March

1. Sri Ramakrishnavatara Stotram 
2. Editorial
3. An Accident or Divine Plan?
4. Precious Offering
5. Overtaken by Grace
6. A Dream Welcome
7. Initiation into Jnana
8. Magic of One Darshan
9. The Attraction of Divine Life
10. Not My Devotion but His Greatness
11. A Place in the Heart
12. A Blessed Homecoming
13. The Pen-pal’s Influence
14. With Thakur from Childhood
15. The Spell of Sadhu Sanga
16. The Divine Pull
17. Attracted by a Motherly Love
18. Do you Accept Sri Ramakrishna?
19. It Began with a School Competition
20. Life Transforming Satsang
21. Buying a Sannyasi
22. The Guiding Hand of Sri Ramakrishna
23. In the Light of the Bhagavad Gita
24. The Attraction of the Photograph
25. The Power of Sadhu Sanga
26. English Language Brought Me In
27. Search for the Guru
28. What Do You Want?
29. A Gift of Pure Love
30. Intricacies of Grace
31. From Shiva-Rama to Ramakrishna
32. All for a Reason
33. Blind, but Now I See
34. Compassionate Guidance
35. An Eventful Initiation
36. Through Stories and Research
37. Search for a Holy Person
38. On the Wings of Faith
39. Mother Chartered My Path
40. Oasis of Peace
41. Charmed by Young Gadai
42. From Fear to Faith
43. Learning to Live
44. A Flower at His Feet
45. My Dream Initiation
46. Stumbling upon Grace
47. A Blessed Train Ride
48. The Blue Plaque
49. My First Steps
50. A Journey Begins
51. The Guru’s Call
52. Guru Unveiled
53. A Blessed Journey
54. On the Last Bit of Rock!
55. My Divine Babysitter
56. Inspired by Love
57. One Long Road Home
58. Unknown Paths of Grace
59. In Thakur’s Shelter
60. A Life Transformed
61. From Work to Worship
62. Firmly in My Heart
63. With Children under Kalpataru
64. Coming Home
65. He Heard My Prayer
66. How They Came to God

1. Sri Vishnushatpadi
2. Japa
3. Attention
4. The Struggle for the Ideal
5. Reminiscences of Sargachhi
6. North Kolkata: The Leela Kshetra
7. Ekagrahi Gadai
8. Vivekananda Way
9. Poorva
10. Upendranath Mukhopadhyay
11. Lessons from Swamis
12. Pariprasna
13. Believe Not
14. Book Reviews
15. The Order on the March

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The Vedanta Kesari Magazine - January 2023

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