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New York: Vedanta for the World II (Apr - June 1895)
New York: Vedanta for the World II (Apr - June 1895)
Total Records Found: 60
23 Apr 1895
I
Swamiji arrived at his lodgings in New York on April 23 and found Landsberg gone. (ND 3. 081 LSV 2. 014)
Apr 1895
I
Replying to his letter of April 23, Mrs. Bull seems to have put in a good word for Miss Hamlen and her services. Swamiji answered at once: (ND 3. 082)
Apr 1895
I
And so Miss Hamlen lost her job. Her first knowledge Swamiji’s return to New York came to her by way of a plain postcard (in itself offensive to her) from Miss Waldo. Dated April 23, it read: (ND 3. 083)
Apr 1895
Letter
The Swami also wrote to Miss Mary Hale on April 22, "Landsberg has gone away to live in some other place, so I am left alone. I am living mostly on nuts and fruits, and find it very nice and healthy too." (LSV 2. 014)
Apr 1895
Notes
Mr. Landsberg, however, was to reappear later at the Thousand Island Park, where he was initiated into Sannyasa by the compassionate Swami, and named Kripananda. (LSV 2. 014)
24 Apr 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to STURDY E T From NEW YORK (CW SV 8.335)
24 Apr 1895
CE
Miss Waldo had, it would seem, been momentarily upset by Swamiji's prolonged absence. (ND 3.075)
25 Apr 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BULL MRS.OLE From NEW YORK (CW SV 6.306)
25 Apr 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to JANES DR. I From NEW YORK (CW SV 7.488)
25 Apr 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MRS.G W From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.056)
25 Apr 1895
Letter
Swamiji was much touched by Dr. Janes's vigorous championship of truth and expressed his appreciation in the following letter from New York, dated April 25,1895. (ND 2.327)
25 Apr 1895
Letter
After his return from Ridgely, Swamiji wrote two letters to Mrs. Hale. (ND 3. 085)
26 Apr 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MRS.G W From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.056)
26 Apr 1895
Letter
As Swamiji wrote to Mrs. Hale on April 26, his classes, though flourishing, were bringing only enough money to pay for the rent of the parlor rooms where they were held. (ND 3. 088)
Apr 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to STURDY E T From NEW YORK (CW SV 8.336)
Apr 1895
S
With the exception of this vacation in April, Swamiji's classes continued steadily from the end of January through the month of May. (LSV 2. 014)
Apr 1895
S
The spiritual aspect of his work was, of course, the Swami's main concern. (LSV 2. 015)
1 May 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MRS.G W From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.057 ND 3.087)
May 1895
Writing
IS THE SOUL IMMORTAL ? (CW SV 4.253)
May 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BULL MRS.OLE From NEW YORK (CW SV 7.489)
May 1895
Writing
Swamiji's letter to MAHARAJA OF KHETRI From USA (CW SV 4.320)
May 1895
Notes
Swamiji wrote his third article of this New York period in May in response to a request that he contribute to a discussion that was being carried on in the ,New York Morning Advertiser. "Is the Soul Immortal!?" (ND 3.062)
2 May 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to CALCUTTA CITIZEN From CHICAGO (CW SV 5.078)
4 May 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to LEGGETT FRANCIS From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.058)
5 May 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE SISTERS From NEW YORK (CW SV 8.337)
6 May 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to ALASINGA PERUMAL From USA (CW SV 5.079)
7 May 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BULL MRS.OLE From NEW YORK (CW SV 6.308 ND 3.089)
8 May 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BULL MRS.OLE From NEW YORK (CW SV 6.308)
11 May 1895
News reports
Announcement, which appeared on May 11 in the Religious Notices of the New York Herald: (ND 3. 089 LSV 2. 009)
11 May 1895
News reports
It was Swamiji's earnest desire to initiate a few as sannyasis and to train them so that they would he fitted to carry on his American work in his absence. (LSV 2. 012)
May 1895
Notes
There were many people who were devoted to the Swami's teachings at this time. (LSV 2. 013)
14 May 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to ALASINGA PERUMAL From NEW YORK (CW SV 5.083)
16 May 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MRS.G W From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.059 ND 3. 137)
16 May 1895
Poem
NO ONE TO BLAME - New York (CW SV 8.175)
23 May 1895
Letter
on May 23 Landsberg wrote one of his interminable letters to Mrs. Bull. (ND 3. 089)
1895
Analysis
One may ask why Swamiji gave a name-Vedanta-to the principles of religion. (ND 2. 387)
28 May 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to ALASINGA PERUMAL From NEW YORK (CW SV 8.338)
28 May 1895
Letter
Swamiji left New York on 4th June to visit fishing camp of Mr. Leggett in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. He wrote letter to Mrs. Bull on 28th May '95. (LSV 2. 021 ND 3. 093)
31 May 1895
Notes
Swamiji was well aware of the incalculably effective spiritual power that flowed through him. (ND 3. 091)
Jun 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to RAMAKRISHNANANDA From USA (CW SV 6.310)
Jun 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to MACLEOD JOSEFINE From NEW YORK (CW SV 8.338)
1 Jun 1895
Notes
Swamiji's first season of New York classes came to a close on the first of June. He was pleased with the work he had done and the response he had received. (ND 3. 092)
Jun 1895
CE
Gradually his disciples came to understand Swamiji's ideal. (LSV 2. 019)
Jun 1895
CE
By the month of June 1895, the Swamiji began to feel himself wearing out. He longed for a brief period, of rest and recuperation. But personally, he was satisfied. (LSV 2. 019)
Jun 1895
CE
Secret of Swamiji's success in impressing the American nation with a new thought. (LSV 2. 019)
Jun 1895
CE
Swamiji accepted the invitation of Mr. Francis Leggett to his fishing lodge, Camp Percy, beside a lake in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. (LSV 2. 020)
Jun 1895
CE
Before Swamiji had left for Camp Percy, his students had expressed their eagerness for him to return at once to New York and continue his work of teaching. But being too tired, he had demurred at prolonging his classes through the hot summer months. Many of his students, moreover, had arranged to leave the city for seaside or mountain resorts. (LSV 2. 020)
4 Jun 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BULL MRS.OLE From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.060 ND 3.094)
4 Jun 1895
CE
On June 4, 1895, Mr. Francis Leggett’s party of five took a steamer from New York to Portland, Maine, a train from Portland to the small village of Percy, New Hampshire. (ND 3. 104)
6 Jun 1895
CE
After two days journey Swamiji arrived at Camp percy with Mr. Legget, Betty Sturges, Miss Macleod, Georgia spence. Rested for twelve days. (ND 2. 104)
7 Jun 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BULL MRS.OLE From HAMPSHIRE, PERCY (CW SV 6.309 LSV 2.020 ND 3. 104)
Jun 1895
CE
This sojourn at Camp Percy was a sort of betrothal party in the wilds. Besse (or Betty) MacLeod Sturges and Francis Leggett had just become engaged and were planning to be married in Paris in September. (ND 3. 105)
Jun 1895
I
Miss MacLeod later told of Swamiji's samadhi at Camp Percy. The following account of her words was given by Swami Vijayananda: (ND 3. 105)
Jun 1895
I
According to another version, also related by Miss MacLeod, Swamiji had Nirvikalpa Samadhi at Camp Percy. (ND 3. 106)
Jun 1895
I
Later, when he was in India, Swamiji said one such incident to his disciple Sharat Chandra Chakravarty. (ND 3. 106)
Jun 1895
CE
Swamiji accepted, agreeing to join at Thousand Island Park any students earnest enough to travel the three hundred miles from New York City. (LSV 2. 021 ND 3. 092)
17 Jun 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MARY From PERCY (CW SV 8.339)
Jun 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BULL MRS.OLE From 54 West 33rd Street, New York (CW SV 6.309)
Jun 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to his Western disciple Swami Abhayananda: (LSV 2. 018)
18 Jun 1895
CE
On the morning of Tuesday, June 18, Swamiji left the White Mountains of New Hampshire (by train) for Thousand Island Park, about 200 miles to the west. (ND 3. 108)
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