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In the Kashmir II (Aug - Oct 1898)
In the Kashmir II (Aug - Oct 1898)
Total Records Found: 51
Aug 1898
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From Pahalgam the Swami and party returned to Islamabad (Anantnag) (LSV 2.374)
7 Aug 1898
Letter
Nivedita wrote to Mrs. Eric Hammond, a friend: (LSV 2.374)
8 Aug 1898
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Reached Srinagar by boat. (LSV 2.374)
Aug 1898
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Nevertheless, Swamiji continued to instruct his disciples about India and his own ideas. (LSV 2.375)
Aug 1898
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In Kashmir the Swami and his party were treated with marked consideration by the Maharaja; and during his stay various high officials visited the Swami's houseboat to receive religious instruction and to converse with him on general topics. (LSV 2.375)
Aug 1898
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The Swami had come at the invitation of the Maharaja, to choose a piece of land for the establishment of a monastery and a Sanskrit college. There was a beautiful spot by the riverside that was used as a camping-ground by Europeans. The Swami chose this, and the Maharaja, approving of his choice, expressed his willingness to give it to him for his educational scheme. (LSV 2.376)
Aug 1898
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Some time after the return from Amarnath, the Western disciples, caught up in the Swami's prevailing meditative mood, were keen to practise meditation in silence and solitude. The Swami encouraged them, and suggested that they go and live in tents on the proposed Math ground, adding that it was auspicious, according to the Hindu idea, for a new homestead to be blessed by women. And thus a "women's Math", as it were, was established there; and the Swami, occasionally making a short visit, would talk to them of realizing his dream of service rendered "by the people, for the people, as a joy to the worker and to the served". (LSV 2.376)
10 Aug 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to MAHARAJA OF KHETRI From SRINAGAR (CW SV 9.107)
20 Aug 1898
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Visited Dal lake to meet Mr. and Mrs. Patterson the American consulate general and his wife. Stayed there a couple of days. (LSV 2.377)
Aug 1898
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Then he rejoined the party of his disciples, who had gone to the so-called "new Math", which we have just mentioned, and had his boat moored close by for a few days, till he left for Ganderbal. (LSV 2.377)
Aug 1898
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First issue of Prabuddha Bharata published from Almora office (LSV 2.)
25 Aug 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER NIVEDITA From KASHMIR (CW SV 6.416)
27 Aug 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to Christine Greenstidel. (LSV 2.377)
28 Aug 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MARY From SRINAGAR (CW SV 8.457 LSV 2.377)
Sep 1898
Interview
REAWAKENING OF HINDUISM ON A NATIONAL BASIS (SEPT. 1898) (CW SV 5.225)
Sep 1898
Poem
KALI THE MOTHER (CW SV 4.384)
1 Sep 1898
Poem
ANGLES UNAWARES I-III (CW SV 4.385)
2 Sep 1898
Letter
Nivedita's letter to a friend.' We are going off early tomorrow morning fifty miles up the river, then a camp in a forest, with the King [the Swami], for meditation. In a fortnight's time we shall leave Kashmir …' (LSV 2.377)
3 Sep 1898
Letter
Nivedita's letter to a friend. (LSV 2.377)
3 Sep 1898
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Swamiji left for Achabal again, via Islamabad (Anantnag) (LSV 2.378)
5 Sep 1898
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Swamiji arrived at Achabal (LSV 2.378)
10 Sep 1898
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Swamiji went to visit the temple at Martand again (LSV 2.378)
11 Sep 1898
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Swamiji had to return to Srinagar on account of illness. (LSV 2.378)
Sep 1898
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Swamiji worshipped, as Uma, the four-year-old daughter of his Muslim boatman. (LSV 2.378)
Sep 1898
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(second week) Had gone alone in his boat to a solitary place there one evening he centered his whole attention on dark, painful and inscrutable in the world in order to reach the One behind all. Out of the tempest came the vision and wrote- Kali the Mother (LSV 2.379)
Sep 1898
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Sister Nivedita writes: (LSV 2.380)
Aug 1898
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It was a disappointment to the Swami, therefore, when about the middle of September, he heard that official discussion of the use for a monastery and Sanskrit college, of the site that he had chosen, had been twice vetoed by the Resident. (LSV 2.376)
17 Sep 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to MITRA HARIPADA From SRINAGAR (CW SV 8.459 LSV 2.378)
17 Sep 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to MAHARAJA OF KHETRI From KASHMIR (CW SV 5.141 LSV 2.378)
27 Sep 1898
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Sarat Mj. Left Calcutta for Srinagar (LSV 2.385)
Sep 1898
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Sarat mj. Came to Kashmir and met Swamiji, very ill then, at Srinagar. (LSV 2.385)
30 Sep 1898
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After this vision abruptly retired to Kshirbhavani alone, there he daily performed homa, practiced sternest austerities, all thought of work gone and remain the pure Sanyasa. Had visions also Mother spoke to him (LSV 2.381)
6 Oct 1898
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Returned to Srinagar, a transfigured presence. Now it is only "Mother, Mother" (LSV 2.381)
Oct 1898
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At Kshir-bhavani Mother said to Swamiji : 'What, even if unbelievers should enter my temples, and defile My images! What is that to you ? Do you protect Me ? Or do I protect you ?' (LSV 2.382)
Oct 1898
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One day at Kshir-Bhavani he had been pondering over the ruination and desecration of the temple wrought by the Muslim invaders. (LSV 2.382)
Oct 1898
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After returning from Kshir-bhavani Swamiji would walk in the woods beside the river for hours, absorbed within himself, so much so that he would not even notice his companions on the roof of their houseboat. (LSV 2.382)
1898
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Swamiji had a crisis in his life. Was cursed by a Muslim fakir that he will vomit and feel giddy before leaving, which actually happened. Swamiji angry to himself and towards Thakur. Complained of this to the Mother when he reached Calcutta (LSV 2.383)
1898
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Josephine MacLeod, who was one of the Swami's party, gives a lively account of this visit to Kashmir in her reminiscences of the Swami. The details given by her go to fill in the account given above. She writes: (LSV 2.383)
1898
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When Swamiji felt better through the care of Sarat Mj., the whole party left by boat for Baramula. (LSV 2.385)
1898
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Sister Nivedita gives an account of swamiji's health. (LSV 2.386)
1898
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To continue in the words of Sister Nivedita : (LSV 2.386)
11 Oct 1898
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Reached Baramulla. (LSV 2.387)
Oct 1898
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The Swami started for Rawalpindi and Lahore, leaving the Western disciples in the care of Swami Saradananda. (LSV 2.387)
Oct 1898
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Sister Nivedita describes the leave-taking as follows: (LSV 2.387)
13 Oct 1898
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Nivedita wrote to her friend: (LSV 2.387)
Oct 1898
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Swamiji arrived at Lahore (LSV 2.388)
16 Oct 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to MAHARAJA OF KHETRI From LAHORE (CW SV 5.142 LSV 2.388)
16 Oct 1898
Letter
Swamiji's letter to MITRA HARIPADA From LAHORE (CW SV 8.460)
Oct 1898
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Sister Nivedita, however, did not want to go to Jaipur, for she was anxious to return to Calcutta to start work. About her tour programme she had written to her friend on September 18, "In about seven or eight days I go off 'All by my lone' to Calcutta, examining on the way Lahore, Delhi, Agra, and Benares (Varanasi). Once in Calcutta, I hope to be at work — and won't I work!" (LSV 2.388)
Oct 1898
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Swami Sadananda met Swamiji at Lahore, having left Almora on September 25. (LSV 2.388)
16 Oct 1898
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Swamiji and this sannyasi disciple of his left Lahore by train for Calcutta. (LSV 2.388)
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