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New York: Preparation for departure (Aug 1895)
New York: Preparation for departure (Aug 1895)
Total Records Found: 26
8 Aug 1895
CE
Swamiji arrived in New York. (LSV 2.041 ND 3.182)
Aug 1895
CE
Swamiji had received two invitations to visit England. (LSV 2.041)
Aug 1895
CE
The Swami's response to these invitations was characteristic. (LSV 2.042)
9 Aug 1895
Letter
On-the-spot account in the form of a hitherto unpublished letter from Ruth Ellis to her friend Sara Bull. Written from Kingston, Ontario, and dated August 9, 1895 it reads in full as follows: (ND 3. 155)
9 Aug 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to STURDY E T From NEW YORK (CW SV 8.347)
9 Aug 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BULL MRS.OLE From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.069 ND 3.192)
9 Aug 1895
Letter
Swamiji wrote to Christine Greenstidel, on August 9 from New York. (LSV 2. 040)
9 Aug 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER CHRISTINE From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.068 ND 3. 182)
Aug 1895
S
Swamiji's references to "the meetings" was no doubt to his New York class. he held them at the home of Miss Mary A. Phillips, where he was then staying. (ND 3. 183)
Aug 1895
S
About Miss Phillips: (ND 3. 183)
Aug 1895
S
Ever since May, Swamiji had been mentioning the coming of this package in his letters to Mrs. Hale. (ND 3. 185)
Aug 1895
Letter
Swamiji's following four letters to Mrs. Hale, which are published here for the first time, are, I believe, for the most part self explanatory: (ND 3. 185)
Aug 1895
CE
How this duty charge was straightened out we do not know, but in the long run, the package came into Swamiji's hands. (ND 3. 190)
Aug 1895
Letter
Mrs. John Bagley, at whose home he had stayed in Detroit in February and March of 1894, wrote to him at once. Her letter, dated August 16 and forwarded to England, read in part: (ND 3. 191)
Aug 1895
CE
Swamiji's decision to go to England after attending his friends' wedding was in response to an invitation he had received from a Mr. Edward T. Sturdy. (ND 3. 193)
Aug 1895
CE
Although Swamiji was of course well aware of the English prejudice against the Hindu, he does not seem to have had the least hesitation in extending his Western work to London. (ND 3. 194)
Aug 1895
Letter
Mrs. Bull's letter to Lady Henry at London on August 22, 1895. (ND 3. 194)
Aug 1895
CE
As far as is known, there were not unfavorable estimates of Swamiji in England. Nor did Swamiji change his ways. (ND 3. 197)
Aug 1895
CE
Swamiji now had no intention of leaving the West until the truth he had to teach had taken deep root in the consciousness of the Western people. (ND 3.198)
Aug 1895
CE
Swamiji firmly believed that Lectures won't do any good in India. (ND 3.199)
Aug 1895
CE
Swamiji's vision had become global in its scope. It was a meeting of greatness-East and West-the consequences of which were to be of tremendous import to the future of all mankind. (ND 3.200)
Aug 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BRAHMANANDA From NEW YORK (CW SV 7.489)
Aug 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to ALASINGA PERUMAL From USA (CW SV 5.092)
17 Aug 1895
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER CHRISTINE From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.070 ND 3.201)
Aug 1895
CE
On August 17 he and Mr. Leggett sailed from New York. (LSV 2.041)
Aug 1895
CE
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