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New York and Chicago (Nov 1899)
New York and Chicago (Nov 1899)
Total Records Found: 47
1899
Letter
[early 1899] Swamiji's letter to SISTER NIVEDITA (CW SV 9.111)
1899
Letter
[early 1899] Swamiji's letter to SISTER NIVEDITA From (CW SV 9.111)
7 Nov 1899
S
Swamiji departed Ridgley and arrived at NY. In the evening he went to the new Office and Library of the Vedant Society, which he had founded five years earlier. (ND 5.145 LSV 2.485)
Nov 1899
S
Peramanent quarters of Vedanta society were formally opened by Swami Abhedananda at 146 east 55th street. (ND 5.145 LSV 2.485)
7 Nov 1899
S
Swamiji was introduced by Swami Abhedananda in a regular weekly lecture at Vedant Society. He precided and gave the evening to questions and answers. (ND 5.146)
Nov 1899
S
Swami Abhedananda walked down with Swamiji to Mr. Leggett’s house [at 21 West Thirty-fourth Street]." (ND 5.146)
8 Nov 1899
S
Next day Swami Abhadananda went with S.V. to Dr. Guerandzy [Guernsey] and lunched with him. The Guernseys looked upon Swamiji as a son, and he was ever welcome in their home. All about Dr. Guernseys. (ND 5.147)
9 Nov 1899
S
Swamiji’s stay at Ridgely Manor had restored his health to some extent, but, as Gurudasa noted, he was still far from well. he moved from the Leggetts’ house to the Guernseys’. (ND 5.159)
Nov 1899
I
Swamiji suffered an emotional shock at the unexpected sight of one (Mr. Leon Landsberg) who, lamentably, had closed his heart. Along with Swamiji's letter to Miss MacLeod (which in the Complete Works has been wrongly dated "June, 1895"). (ND 5.148)
Nov 1899
S
Swamiji had last seen his disciple Leon Landsberg in March of 1896. Since that time Landsberg had not fared well; his story was, indeed, a dismal one. A brief review. (ND 5.148)
Nov 1899
S
Mrs. Bull, through many letters, persuaded Landsberg to return at least in spirit. (ND 5.150)
Nov 1899
S
We now lose all track of Kripananda until Sunday, March 27, 1898. On that day there appeared in the, New York Herald a full page illustrated article. A large banner headline and prominent sub-headings read: (ND 5.152)
10 Nov 1899
ME
In the evening, the New York Vedanta Society held a reception for Swamiji. (ND 5.155 LSV 2.486)
10 Nov 1899
I
Swamiji seldom willed to use his power and never wished to impose his ideas upon the minds of others, as he so easily could. An incident took place at one of Swamiji’s class talks or lectures during this period in New York that, aware of his power, he suddenly stopped and left the room. (ND 5.157)
Nov 1899
I
Another version of the same insident: (ND 5.157 LSV 2.487)
Nov 1899
Notes
In an article that appeared in Prabuddha Bharata of April 1918, Gurudasa recalled Swamiji’s reply to an objection of this sort: (ND 5.158 LSV 2.488)
Nov 1899
Notes
Another of Gurudasa’s memories of this happy time is to be found in the same Prabuddha Bharata article. He had come to the Society one afternoon with a large picture of Jesus in his hand. (ND 5.159)
10 Nov 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER CHRISTINE From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.124)
12 Nov 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BULL MRS.OLE From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.126 ND 5.160)
12 Nov 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER CHRISTINE From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.125 ND 5.163)
Nov 1899
S
Swamiji had been thinking for some time about taking Battle Creek food. (ND 5.161)
Nov 1899
S
One may remark here parenthetically that Swamiji was a good deal more concerned about Sister Christine’s health than about his own. In a reply to a letter of hers, which evidently gave signs of depression and fatigue, he wrote from Ridgely: (ND 5.161)
Nov 1899
S
Sister Christine finally accepted Mrs. Bull’s invitation, perhaps for Swamiji’s sake as much as for her own. On November 15 he wrote to her: (ND 5.162)
15 Nov 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BULL MRS.OLE From NEW YORK (CW SV 8.479)
15 Nov 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER NIVEDITA From RIDGELY MANOR (CW SV 6.419)
20 Nov 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BRAHMANANDA From NEW YORK (CW SV 8.480)
Nov 1899
I
Swamiji had a glimpse of a strange foreboding regarding his life on this mortal plane. (LSV 2.489)
Nov 1899
S
The East Coast, with its constant bustle and increasing cold, was doing the Swami's physical condition little good. (LSV 2.489)
1899
S
Bitter and recriminating correspondence with Sturdy. The shock possibly affected his health adversely (LSV 2. 489)
Nov 1899
S
Then suddenly the picture changed, and Swamiji decided to start for California. (ND 5.164 LSV 2.490)
Nov 1899
S
At the earnest request of his devoted friends and admirers in Chicago, the Swami stopped over in that city for a week. (LSV 2.490)
20 Nov 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MARY From NEW YORK (CW SV 8.482)
20 Nov 1899
S
Background of Swamiji's California Visit. (ND 5.165)
21 Nov 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BRAHMANANDA From NEW YORK (CW SV 8.482 ND 5.165)
Nov 1899
S
He did not disappear from his brothers’ sight without healing any wounds he may have inflicted over the past months. (ND 5.165)
Nov 1899
S
These, then, were the circumstances that took Swamiji to California: his poor health, his need for seclusion, and his hope to earn money for his Indian work. (ND 5.166)
21 Nov 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER CHRISTINE From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.127)
21 Nov 1899
S
In his letter of November 15 to Mrs. Bull, Swamiji mentioned that he might visit Montclair. (ND 5.167)
22 Nov 1899
S
Departed for California via Chicago from NY (ND 5.167 LSV 2. 490)
22 Nov 1899
S
Things had changed in Chicago. (ND 5.168)
23 Nov 1899
CE
Swamiji arrived at Chicago and stopped there for a week. Nivedita also in Chicago at that time, coming there from Ridgley Manor directly for fund rising (ND 5.168 LSV 2.490)
26 Nov 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to LEGGETT MRS. From CHICAGO (CW SV 7.519)
30 Nov 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to LEGGETT MRS. From CHICAGO (CW SV 7.520)
30 Nov 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BULL MRS.OLE From CHICAGO (CW SV 9.127 ND 5.171)
30 Nov 1899
CE
On Thanksgiving Day, November 30, he finished packing all his things into a new trunk. (ND 5.170)
30 Nov 1899
CE
Entrained for Los Angeles on California express (ND 5.171 LSV 2.491)
Nov 1899
CE
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