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At the Math (Jan-Mar 1898)
At the Math (Jan-Mar 1898)
Total Records Found: 73
5 Jan 1898
CE
Miss Noble, inspired by the Swami's ideas and determined to serve India, had given up her associations in England and started for India on January 5. She intended to found, jointly with Miss Muller, an institution for the education of Indian women. (LSV 2.305)
Jan 1898
CE
Swamiji reached Calcutta around thied week of January 1898. (LSV 2.304)
Jan 1898
CE
These were days of travelling and of training, particularly the training of Western disciples and admirers. They had come to India to see for themselves the land of their Master's birth, and to make closer contact with him and his countrymen. (LSV 2.304)
Jan 1898
CE
Having left Jaipur on January 1, and with a stay of about eighteen days at jodhpur and Khandwa, the Swami must have reached Calcutta not earlier than the beginning of the fourth week of January. (LSV 2.304)
Jan 1898
CE
This is a summary of the Swami's movements in the months now to be described. (LSV 2.304)
Jan 1898
CE
Of his stay in Calcutta, the story is one of continuous engagements. (LSV 2.304)
22 Jan 1898
Conversations & dialogues
SHRI SURENDRA NATH SEN (From private Diary) (CW SV 5.332)
23 Jan 1898
Conversations & dialogues
SHRI SURENDRA NATH SEN (From private Diary) (CW SV 5.334)
24 Jan 1898
Conversations & dialogues
SHRI SURENDRA NATH SEN (From Private Diary) (CW SV 5.339)
24 Jan 1898
Conversations & dialogues
SHRI SURENDRA NATH SEN (From Private Diary) (CW SV 5.344)
Conversations & dialogues
SHRI PRIYA NATH SINHA (CW SV 5.349)
Conversations & dialogues
SHRI PRIYA NATH SINHA (CW SV 5.359)
Conversations & dialogues
SHRI PRIYA NATH SINHA (CW SV 5.361)
Conversations & dialogues
SHRI PRIYA NATH SINHA (CW SV 5.364)
Conversations & dialogues
SHRI PRIYA NATH SINHA (CW SV 5.376)
1898
Writing
HINDUISM & SHRI RAMKRISHNA (CW SV 6.181)
28 Jan 1898
S
Miss Margaret Noble (later Sister Nivedita) arrived in Calcutta via Madras by S. S. Mombasa. The Swami was at the dock to receive her. They were meeting after a break of thirteen months. (LSV 2.305)
Jan 1898
S
In Miss Müller's absence she put up for a few days with a friend at 49 Park Street. (LSV 2.305)
30 Jan 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER NIVEDITA From CALCUTTA (CW SV 9.100)
Feb 1898
0
Shivanandaji return to Calcutta from shrilanka. Participated into regular classes on scriptures started by Swamiji. Answered to the questions of sadhus and brahmacharis (KM)
3 Feb 1898
0
Agreement of purchase for present site of Belur math entered into. The purchase price of Rs. 39,000 was given by Miss Muller (LSV 2.308)
6 Feb 1898
S
Swamiji inaugurated Ramakrishna temple at home of Navagopal ghosh, ramakrishnapur. Composed Thakur pranam mantra (LSV 2.306)
7 Feb 1898
S
Miss Müller returned to Calcutta from Almora (LSV 2.305)
8 Feb 1898
S
Miss Müller and Margaret Noble went to see Swamiji at the Math. (LSV 2.305)
10 Feb 1898
S
They started searching for a house. They found one at 34 Beniapukur Road, where they moved soon afterwards. (LSV 2.305)
10 Feb 1898
S
Miss Noble wrote to a friend: (LSV 2.305)
10 Feb 1898
S
It was with gladness that the Swami welcomed Miss Noble to India. From now on, by giving them a definite training, he made every effort to develop a deep and comprehensive understanding of Hindu culture in the minds of his Western followers. (LSV 2.305)
Feb 1898
S
Day after day the members of the Order were trained by the Swami, until his ideas became their very own. (LSV 2.307)
13 Feb 1898
ME
Math transferred from Alambazar to Nilambar Mukherjee's garden at Belur as the old building had received an awful shaking in an earthquake (LSV 2.309)
14 Feb 1898
S
Swami Saradanand accompanied by Mrs. Bull and Josephine MacLeod arrived in Culcutta. (LSV 2. 310)
1898
0
Miss Macleod and Mrs. Bull came to live at river side house at Belur and later Nivedita joined them. They stayed there nearly 2 months (LSV 2.310)
1898
0
Swamiji spend hours daily with them, training them in Indian culture, heritage and religion. Trained Nivedita for her Indian mission. (LSV 2.311)
1898
S
Swamiji regarded the coming to India of his Western disciples as a test and experiment. (LSV 2.312)
1898
S
The young sannyasis and Brahmacharis prepared, during the afternoon of the Shivaratri day, thanksgiving addresses in English to every one of the senior Swamis, and these were read out to them at a gathering of the Brotherhood held at the Math. Swamiji was in the chair. He called upon his brother-monks to reply by turn to the addresses. (LSV 2.313)
22 Feb 1898
ME
Thakur BD celebrated at Nilambar Mukherjee's house under the supervision of Swamiji. At the time of evening aratrika the song "khandana bhavabandhana", newly composed by Swamiji, was sung. Nivedita's first visit to Dakshineshwar, later she attended Belur math for the Thakur jayanti (LSV 2. 313)
1898
S
On Shivratri Swamiji decorated as Shiva by brother disciples (LSV 2.315)
1898
S
On the spur of the moment, the Swami removed the symbolic decorations on himself and put them on Girishbabu after smearing Girish's body with ashes. (LSV 2.316)
1898
S
In the meantime Swami Akhandananda arrived at the Math from his orphanage in Murshidabad. (LSV 2.316)
22 Feb 1898
Conversations & Dialogues
Conversations with Sarat Chandra Chakravarti - Conversations and Dialogues - 1 (CW SV 7.107)
Feb 1898
Conversations & dialogues
Conversations with Sharat Chandra Chakravarti at Belur, the rented math premises - 3 (CW SV 7.122)
25 Feb 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to RAMAKRISHNANANDA From BELUR MATH (CW SV 8.442)
25 Feb 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to MUKHERJEE PYARIMOHAN RAJA From BELUR MATH (CW SV 8.441)
27 Feb 1898
ME
Public celebration of Ramakrishna's birthday, for the first time held outside Dakshineshwar at Daw's temple. As trustees of Dakshineshwar temple objected to Swamiji's western disciple's participation. (LSV 2.317)
2 Mar 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MARY From BELUR MATH (CW SV 8.445)
3 Mar 1898
News report
Indian Mirror repoted the celebration of sixty fifth birht annerversary of Sri Ramakrishna. (LSV 2. 317)
3 Mar 1898
S
Agreement entered into purchase of the Belur math plot (LSV 2.308)
4 Mar 1898
ME
Belur Math plot secured. (LSV 2. 308)
Mar 1898
ME
The purchase price of Rs. 39,000 was given by Miss F. Henrietta Muller. (LSV 2. 308)
Mar 1898
S
Total expenditure for repairing and construction of the buildings plus an endowment for the monastery to put it on a sound financial basis came to more than Rs. 1,00,000. a handsome contribution from Mrs. Bull greatly helped in this (LSV 2.308)
Mar 1898
S
The purchase of this site at Belur, on the bank of the Ganga, was in a way the fulfil-ment of the Swami's prophecy. (LSV 2.308)
5 Mar 1898
0
Belur math land registered (BC)
11 Mar 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER CHRISTINE From BELUR MATH (CW SV 9.101 LSV 2.310)
11 Mar 1898
S
During these days the Swami made only a few public appearances in Calcutta. One of them was on the evening of March 11, (LSV 2.318)
11 Mar 1898
Lecture
Swamiji presided over a meeting arranged for Margaret Noble's first public speech in India at Star theatre. Introducing her to the audience Swamiji talked about INFLUENCE OF INDIAN SPIRITUAL THOUGHTS ON ENGLAND (CW SV 3.440)
11 Mar 1898
Lecture
Margaret Noble spoke on "The Influence of Indian Spiritual thought in England" (LSV 2.318)
11 Mar 1898
S
When she had finished, the Swami called on Mrs. Ole Bull and Miss Henrietta Muller to say a few words. (LSV 2.318)
16 Mar 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER NIVEDITA From BELUR MATH (CW SV 9.102 LSV 2.319)
16 Mar 1898
News Report
An English lady wrote in Brahmavadin about celebration of sixty fifth birht annerversary of Sri Rankrishna. (LSV 2.318)
17 Mar 1898
I
Nivedita with Mrs. Bull and Miss Macleod met mother for the first time. Mother received them warmly saying "my children" (LSV 2.320)
Mar 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to RAMAKRISHNANANDA From BELUR MATH (CW SV 8.447)
Mar 1898
0
first photo of mother by Mrs. Ole bull and Nivedita (*)
18 Mar 1898
S
Another of the Swami's engagements in Calcutta was on March 18, when he presided over a public meeting at the Emerald Theatre. That evening Swami Saradananda spoke on "Our Mission in America". Admission was by free ticket. (LSV 2.319)
18 Mar 1898
News reports
The Indian Mirror report of the lecture ran as follows: (LSV 2.319)
18 Mar 1898
Letter
About these two lectures the Swami wrote to Swami Ramakrishnananda that same month: (LSV 2.319)
20 Mar 1898
Notes
Notes of Swamiji's lecture WORK WITHOUT MOTIVE at Calcutta (CW SV 5.246)
25 Mar 1898
I
Swamiji ordains Nivedita as Brahmacharini on the Christian feat of Annunciation at the cottage at Belur and gave her the name- Nivedita (LSV 2.320)
29 Mar 1898
S
Swamiji initiated Swami Swarupanand and Sureshwaranand. (LSV 2. 321)
29 Mar 1898
I
Among the many distinguished visitors who met the Swami at this time was the Buddhist missionary, Anagarika Dharmapala. (LSV 2. 322)
29 Mar 1898
S
With Margaret Nobel's arrival in Calcutta, the task of training her to be of service to her adopted land exercised the Swami's mind. (LSV 2. 322)
29 Mar 1898
S
The Swamiji was defiant in the defence of his people's culture. (LSV 2. 323)
29 Mar 1898
S
In order to bind his Eastern and Western disciples together, the Swami would, on occasion, do something strikingly unorthodox before a large number of his own people: (LSV 2. 324)
29 Mar 1898
S
The period of the Swamiji's intensive training of his Western disciples extended over. Nearly the whole of 1898. (LSV 2. 325)
29 Mar 1898
S
To what extent the Swami's vision translated itself, through his talks and personality, into the sensibilities and attitudes of his Western disciples, is clear from Sister Nivedita's own words, written at the year's end, after they had been to the Himalayas and Kashmir with the Swami: (LSV 2. 326)
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