Yuva Bharati - January 2021
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Have you ever heard of a young unknown Wandering Monk doing Dhyana to know the root cause of the downfall of a great nation from its pinnacle of spiritual glory to the depth of degradation? Have you ever heard a young sanyasi with full of vigour and vitality, doing Dhyana in the midst of ocean, in an isolated spot, to plan for the revitalisation of the dormant Hindu Society, living like worms in the gutter water under the tyranny of British rule. Yes! It happened at Kanyakumari, the holy Sreepadam of Bharat Mata where the three oceans meet to wash Mother’s feet uninterruptedly from time immemorial. That young monk was Swami Vivekananda who reached Kanyakumari on 24th December 1892 after a long and strenuous journey starting from Kolkata in the year 1888. In his long and hazardous sojourn he visited most of the holy places of North India and then came down to south after covering the states of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Mysore and Travancore Cochin. It was a great education for the youthful Swamiji meeting people face to face and knowing their trials and tribulations. He had occasion to live with Kings, princes, rich businessmen, intellectuals and also often with common men. He could visit many of the historical places of India and saw how many Hindu temples, libraries and cultural centres were want only destroyed by the unscrupulous and barbaric Muslim invaders. He also could gauge to what extent India’s treasuries containing precious wealth were looted by the British rulers. He could see with his own eyes how the masses of India are living in poverty and disease. Swamiji’s heart pained to see how the English educated Indians were serving the British masters, forgetting their own brothers living in most pitiable condition.
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SWAMI VIVEKANANDA'S HISTORIC MEDITATION ON THE SREEPADA SHILA IN KANYAKUMARI
Have you ever heard of a young unknown Wandering Monk doing Dhyana to know the root cause of the downfall of a great nation from its pinnacle of spiritual glory to the depth of degradation?
Yogi Vivekananda
Swami Vivekananda was born on the 12th January 1863. Along with him was Hinduism reborn to be comprehensive. Along with him was reborn religion to be rational. Along with him was reborn Indian culture for a renaissance.
Swami Vivekananda the fountain head of Inspiration
Speech delivered by Mananeeya Nivedita Raghunath Bhide, Vice President, Vivekananda Kendra, on the eve of Installation of the Statue of Swamiji at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi on 11 November 2020
PRACTICING HINDU AND PROFESSING HINDU
In one of the tours in North East, we were passing through Assam to go to Arunachal.
National Education Policy in the light of Vivekananda's ideas on Education
“Education is the manifestation of perfection already in man”1 to me and for that matter to many others these electrifying words of the vedantic and visionary monk Swami Vivekananda capture most comprehensively the meaning and purpose of education.
CREATIVITY; A GRAND FINALE
SERIES OF CREATIVITY
Swami Vivekananda – The Fire, The Flame And Sparks
On the auspicious Makarasankaranti Day, 12th of January, 1863, was born Narendranath Datta, a veritable fire-ball of knowledge and renunciation from his childhood, who, later, under the benign influence of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, got metamorphosed into the great Swami Vivekananda – fore most among India’s Patriots, Saints and Philosophers—a true Master, Mentor and Moulder and Maker of India’s destiny. More than eight years have passed, since this flame, which drew people to him like a magnet, extinguished itself. Yet, the sparks therefore continue to set aflame the hearts of thousands with fiery ideals of renunciation, dedication and love for Motherland, spreading blazing trails of idealism.
Have the courage to swim against the tide...
I had dreamt of working in the interior areas of our country since class eight.
SWAMIJI AND MOTHER LAND
Whenever Swami Vivekananda’s admirers asked him in what way they can serve him, he simply told them ‘Love India’.
Expectation versus Reality
This phrase “Expectation versus Reality” is a famous catchphrase amongst the youth today.
