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Amongst his own people (Jan - June 1899)
Amongst his own people (Jan - June 1899)
Total Records Found: 121
Poem
A HYMN TO SHRI RAMAKRISHNA (Aachandalaya pratihatarayo) (CW SV 8.173)
Poem
A HYMN TO SHRI RAMAKRISHNA (Om Hrim Ritam) (CW SV 8.172)
1899
Conversations & dialogues
Conversations with Sharat Chandra Chakravarti at The Belur math (under construction) - 12 (CW SV 7.177)
22 Jan 1899
CE
Swamiji returned from Baidyanath to Calcutta in the night with Sarat Mj, who was urgently called to the Baidyanath when he had the fit of asthma (LSV 2.412 ND 5.001)
23 Jan 1899
0
In the morning Nivedita went to see Swamiji at his call. (LSV 2.412)
23 Jan 1899
Letter
Nivedita's letter to Miss Mcleod. (LSV 2.412 LSV 2.415)
Jan 1899
0
Swamiji occupied himself with a comprehensive study of Sanskrit scriptures and literature. In these days he composed his two great Sanskrit poems on Shri Ramakrishna, one of which is now daily sung during Arati, the evening service, at the Ramakrishna monasteries. (LSV 2.42)
25 Jan 1899
Letter
Swami Sadananda (Sarat Mj.)'s letter to Miss Mcleod. (LSV 2.413)
26 Jan 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER CHRISTINE From Bagh Bazzar, Calcutta. (CW SV 9.112 LSV 2.2413)
Conversations & Dialogues
Conversation with SARAT CHANDRA CHAKRAVARTI- Conversation and Dialogues - 1 (CW SV 5.379)
Conversations & Dialogues
Conversation with SARAT CHANDRA CHAKRAVARTI- Conversation and Dialogues - 2 (CW SV 5.384)
Conversations & Dialogues
Conversation with SARAT CHANDRA CHAKRAVARTI - Conversation and Dialogues - 3 (CW SV 5.390)
Conversations & Dialogues
Conversation with SARAT CHANDRA CHAKRAVARTI - Conversation and Dialogues - 4 (CW SV 5.396)
Conversations & Dialogues
Conversation with SARAT CHANDRA CHAKRAVARTI- Conversation and Dialogues - 5 (CW SV 5.400)
2 Feb 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to MACLEOD JOSEFINE From BELUR MATH (CW SV 5.148 LSV 2.413)
2 Feb 1899
S
The Math was finally moved from Nilambar Mukherjee's garden house to the present site. (LSV 2.404)
2 Feb 1899
S
In addition to physical illness, the Swami also had to suffer at this time from the shock caused by the defection of his formerly-devoted admirer, Miss F. Henrietta Muller. (LSV 2.413)
Feb 1899
S
(Beginning of Feb.) Swamiji feeling better. Trained disciples earnestly. Is seen in these days pre eminently as a monastic leader and as the builder of a monastic order. (LSV 2.417)
Feb 1899
S
The affairs of the Math were capably organized by Swami Saradananda, who had been called back from America for that purpose. (LSV 2.418)
Feb 1899
S
The Swami is seen in these days pre-eminently as a monastic leader and as the builder of a monastic order. (LSV 2.419)
Feb 1899
S
In one of the gatherings of disciples the talk drifted to Adhikarivada, or the doctrine of special rights and privileges. (LSV 2.420)
Feb 1899
S
Again and again he would say that only a great monk can be a great worker. (LSV 2.420)
Feb 1899
S
In discussing the kinds of service that the monks should take up, he would mention the feeding of the poor, relief in times of famine, nursing the sick, supervising sanitation in epidemic-infected towns, founding orphanages and hospitals and centres of education and training . (LSV 2.421)
Feb 1899
S
The Swami was never tired of impressing upon the minds of his monastic disciples that renunciation with unbroken Brahmacharya was the only key to Illumination, to the realization of the Highest. (LSV 2.421)
Feb 1899
S
The Swami insisted that in their preparatory stage his disciples must submit themselves to strict discipline, and scrupulously observe the regulations about food and the other external restrictions enjoined on the Brahmacharis. (LSV 2.421)
Feb 1899
S
After his return from Baidyanath the Swami framed certain rules for his young disciples in order to guard them from the least touch of worldliness or contact with worldly-minded people. (LSV 2.423)
Feb 1899
S
There was the instance of his rating a young Brahmachari of blameless character, whom he found there after returning from Kashmir, and of his appointing an aged but energetic disciple in the latter's place. (LSV 2.424)
Feb 1899
S
Sometimes in a mood of remonstrance he would exclaim: (LSV 2.424)
Feb 1899
S
The Swami was sometimes tempted to give way to despair and think his life a failure, (LSV 2.425)
Feb 1899
I
One evening while pacing to and fro, restless with the greatness of his thought, he suddenly stopped and exclaimed to a sannyasi disciple: (LSV 2.425)
1899
Conversations & dialogues
Conversations with Sharat Chandra Chakravarti at The Belur math - 14 (CW SV 7.186)
1899
Conversations & dialogues
Conversations with Sharat Chandra Chakravarti at The Belur math - 15 (CW SV 7.190)
1899
Conversations & dialogues
SHRI SURENDRA NATH DAS GUPTA (CW SV 5.329)
1899
Conversations & dialogues
Conversations with Sharat Chandra Chakravarti at Belur, the rented math premises - 10 (CW SV 7.167)
1899
Conversations & dialogues
Conversations with Sharat Chandra Chakravarti at The Belur math (under construction) - 11 (CW SV 7.172)
1899
Conversations & dialogues
Conversations with Sharat Chandra Chakravarti at The Belur math - 13 (CW SV 7.183)
1899
S
When the Swami returned to Calcutta from Deoghar (Baidyanath), he lived sometimes at the new monastery and sometimes at Balarambabu's house. Though his health was still poor, he came with new plans and an invigorated spirit. Baidyanath had done him some good in that it had rested him. (LSV 2.425)
1899
S
The day after his return he held a meeting of his brother-monks. (LSV 2.426)
1899
S
It was the Swami's desire that the Vedas and other scriptures should be studied at the Math. (LSV 2.426)
1899
S
Swamiji made Seal’s Garden his headquarters for meeting people. (LSV 2.427)
1899
S
The conversation continued: (LSV 2.428)
1899
S
The four preachers sent out by the Swami did excellent work in the cities they visited. (LSV 2.429)
7 Feb 1899
0
Sarat mj and Hari mj. Departed for Gujarat for fund collection (LSV 2.429)
7 Feb 1899
Letter
Nivedita's letter to Miss. MacLeod. (ND 5.010)
12 Feb 1899
Writing
KNOWLEDGE: IT'S SOURCE & ACQUIREMENT 12.02.1899 (CW SV 4.430)
13 Feb 1899
S
Sister Nivedita delivered a lecture at the Albert Hall, Calcutta, on "Kali and Her Worship", with Dr. Mahendralal Sarkar in the chair. (LSV 2.440)
14 Feb 1899
S
Swamiji suddenly decided, to go to Madras with Swami Sadananda. (LSV 2.441)
19 Feb 1899
I
Swamiji and Nivedita went to meet Devendranath Tagore at his ancestral home (Joda sanko). (LSV 2.442)
23 Feb 1899
Letter
Nivedita's letter to Miss Macleod about their visit to shri Devendranath Tagore. (LSV 2.442)
Feb 1899
I
Sarala Ghoshal, a grand-daughter of Devendranath Tagore and Editor of Bharati visited Swami. (LSV 2.442)
24 Feb 1899
CE
Abhayananda, lady disciple of Swamiji, reached India. Gave public lectures at Bombay, Madras, Calcutta and Dhaka etc. Got estranged with Swamiji (LSV 2.444)
26 Feb 1899
S
Sister Nivedita's lecture on "The Young India Movement". Swamiji present on the occasion. (LSV 2.444)
27 Feb 1899
Lecture
Abhayananda lectured at Gaiety Theatre in Bombay (LSV 2.444)
Mar 1899
Writing
THE ADVAITA ASHRAMA , HIMALAYAS (CW SV 5.435)
Mar 1899
Writing
MODERN INDIA (CW SV 4.438)
Mar 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SWARUPANANDA From BELUR MATH (CW SV 9.113)
Mar 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BRAHMANANDA From BELUR MATH (CW SV 9.113)
2 Mar 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER NIVEDITA From BELUR MATH (CW SV 9.114)
4 Mar 1899
S
Abhayananda reached Madras from Bombay (LSV 2.445)
5 Mar 1899
News reports
The Mahratta of Poona wrote about Swami Abhayananda. (LSV 2.444)
6 Mar 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to GHOSH ISHWARCHANDRA From BELUR MATH (CW SV 9.114)
8 Mar 1899
Letter
Swamiji allowed his disciple to learn for herself. A month later she was still determined to hang on. “Swami has had another serious talk with me,” Nivedita wrote to Miss MacLeod (ND 5.011)
11 Mar 1899
Interview
Nivedita interviews Swamiji for Prabuddha Bharata. ON THE BOUNDS OF HINDUISM (published in April) (CW SV 5.233 LSV 2.443)
14 Mar 1899
Writing
RAMAKRISHNA: HIS LIFE AND SAYINGS (CW SV 4.409)
16 Mar 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MARY From BELUR MATH (CW SV 8.461 LSV 2.441)
16 Mar 1899
Letter
Sister Nivedita writes to Miss Macleod about Swamiji's advice to her. (LSV 2.443)
17 Mar 1899
S
Abhayananda reached Calcutta from Madras in the evening. (LSV 2.445)
18 Mar 1899
S
Abhayananda accorded a grand reception by the Ramakrishna Mission at Balarambabu's house (57 Bosepara Lane) (LSV 2.445)
Mar 1899
S
It will be interesting to note how the movement started by the Swami was being carried on by his co-workers in India and abroad. (LSV 2.430)
Mar 1899
S
The activities of Math and Mission in and out of Calcutta. (LSV 2.430)
Jan 1899
S
When Swamiji went to Kashmir, he left the matter deciding the place for Ashram in himalayas in the hands of Mr. and Mrs. Sevier. (LSV 2.431)
19 Mar 1899
S
Public celebration of Sri Ramakrishna's birth anniversary. The Advaita Ashrama was founded on this auspicious day. (LSV 2.431)
Mar 1899
S
Advaita Ashrama established at Mayavati. (LSV 2.432)
Mar 1899
S
Before he left on his second visit to the West, the Swami, in response to a request, agreed to send four of his disciples to help in the work of the Ashrama. (LSV 2.433)
Mar 1899
S
Like the above-mentioned institutions, the three magazines that had been started either under the auspices of or under the direct control and guidance of the Swami and conducted by his brother-disciples and his own disciples, did a large amount of educational work in India and abroad. (LSV 2.433)
23 Mar 1899
S
The vedanta movement in the West was at its peak. Swami Abhedananda, Swami Saradananda and Swami Abhayananda did the great job. (LSV 2.433)
1899
S
Thus the seeds sown by Swami Vivekananda on American soil were growing vigorously as the days passed, striking roots in the heart of the nation. (LSV 2.435)
1899
S
Note of the humanitarian works undertaken by the Order in the service of suffering India, starting with Bengal as a nucleus. (LSV 2.435)
1899
S
In those days when famine raged with all its attendant suffering, the Swami's dominant thought was for the victims. The cry of the distressed seemed to transfix his heart. All who heard him talk at that time about the ways of alleviating the lot of the people, were amazed by the intensity of his sympathy for his countrymen. (LSV 2.438)
1899
S
To return now to the months immediately preceding the Swami's second visit to the West, there are a number of happenings yet to record. (LSV 2.439)
25 Mar 1899
I
Swamiji ordains Nivedita as naishthik brahmacharini at the Math (LSV 2.448)
28 Mar 1899
I
Sw. Yogananda passed away (LSV 2.450)
28 Mar 1899
S
The Seviers wanted the Swami to go up to Mayavati to give them spiritual initiation. But unfortunately for Mr. Sevier, his wish was not fulfilled, since he passed away in October 1900, while the Swami was in the West. (LSV 2.450)
Apr 1899
S
During the early summer of 1899 Swamiji's health was again bad. The zemindars of Narail, his admirers, placed at his disposal a Bazra, or houseboat, so that he might spend the mornings and evenings in the fresh air on the Ganga. (LSV 2.443)
5 Apr 1899
S
Abhayananda departed for Dhaka with Swami Virajananda (LSV 2.445)
7 Apr 1899
S
Abhayananda given a fine reception at Dhaka at Northbrook Hall. (LSV 2.445)
7 Apr 1899
Lecture
Abhayananda delivered an address under the presidency of Rai Kaliprasanna Ghosh Bahadur at the Northbrook Hall. (LSV 2.445)
11 Apr 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to ? From BELUR MATH (CW SV 6.418)
11 Apr 1899
S
Swamiji himself wrote to Christine Greenstidel about his health and his forth coming sea voyage to England as follows: (LSV 2.450)
14 Apr 1899
Lecture
Abhayananda delivered a second lecture at Ramakrishna Mission, Dhaka and a third at the Jagannath College on the same day. About her, a reporter wrote. (LSV 2.445)
Apr 1899
S
From Dacca Swami Abhayananda went to Mymensingh and Barisal, from where she returned alone to Calcutta. She remained in Calcutta till the beginning of June. This was her visit to India in outline. (LSV 2.446)
Apr 1899
S
Other personality and of her attitude towards the Swami and the Order, we catch glimpses from the letters that Sister Nivedita wrote to Miss MacLeod during this period. About Abhayananda, Nivedita had written: (LSV 2.446)
16 Apr 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to GHOSHAL SARALA From BELUR MATH (CW SV 7.513)
22 Apr 1899
Lecture
Swamiji presided over the meeting in the Classic Theatre, when Sister Nivedita spoke to students on "The Plague and the Duties of Students". (LSV 2.444)
25 Apr 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER NIVEDITA From BELUR MATH (CW SV 9.115)
26 Apr 1899
Lecture
Swamiji went into Calcutta and gave a talk in Hindi to his Gujarati disciples of Baghbazar. (LSV 2.444)
May 1899
S
On this point, one day in May 1899, he charged them in a fever of monastic passion: (LSV 2.422)
3 May 1899
S
Sarat mj and Hari mj returned to the Math from Kathiawar, called by the Swamiji as he wanted to hand over the administration of the Math to Sarat mj and take Hari mj with him to the West (LSV 2.451)
May 1899
S
Swami Turiyananda, being a man of meditation, was averse to public life. Since long the Swami had been trying to persuade him to come out into the arena of work, but in vain. (LSV 2.451)
May 1899
S
Till the middle of May, nothing had been decided about Nivedita's going to England. (LSV 2.452)
May 1899
S
Once the decision to sail had been made, Swamiji was anxious to get to the West, as Swami Saradananda wrote to Mrs. Bull at the beginning of May. (ND 5.012)
May 1899
S
By the second week of May, Sister Nivedita had bought two first-class tickets for Swamis Vivekananda and Turiyananda on B.1.S.N. Company's S.S. Golconda, due to sail on June 20. (LSV 2.454)
9 May 1899
Lecture
One of Swamiji’s question classes of this period, which has been recorded in the Belur Math Diary, contains a theme that was to resound insistently throughout his coming visit to the West. The class was held on the evening of May 9, 1899, and Swamiji said in part: (ND 5.013)
10 May 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER CHRISTINE From BELUR MATH (CW SV 9.115)
11 May 1899
Letter
Swami Saradananda wrote to Mrs. Bull. (ND 5.013)
21 May 1899
0
Swamiji visits Kalighat temple (CB SV)
21 May 1899
Letter
Many more weeks passed before Nivedita finally acknowledged that Swamiji knew whereof he spoke. (ND 5.012)
Jun 1899
0
Nivedita moved to the Mother's house at 16 Bosepara lane and stayed there till her departure for the West (LSV 2.)
May 1899
S
In the third week of May, Nivedita heard from Josephine MacLeod, who suggested that she (Nivedita) go to England. (LSV 2.453 ND 5.012)
28 May 1899
S
Sister Nivedita's lecture at Albert Hall was very impressive. She was invited to speak at Kalighat Temple. (LSV 2.441)
Jun 1899
Conversations & dialogues
SHRI PRIYA NATH SINHA (CW SV 7.271)
1 Jun 1899
0
Abhayananda departed for US. (LSV 2.447)
7 Jun 1899
S
The Swami had thought out a plan for Nivedita. She wrote about it to Mss MacLeod as follows: (LSV 2.454)
14 Jun 1899
Letter
Swamiji's letter to RELATIVE OF KHETRI MJ From ALAMBAZAR (CW SV 5.149)
Jun 1899
S
Sometime in the second week of June, Nivedita left her house at 16 Bosepara Lane and moved to the Holy Mother's residence at 8 Bosepara Lane (Baghbazar), where she lived till she left for the West. (LSV 2.455)
17 Jun 1899
S
Swmiji went to the chapel on the Math grounds where the relics of Sri Ramakrishna were enshrined and worshiped. (ND 5.014)
17 Jun 1899
S
Swamiji went on invitation to the house of Master Mahashaya along with others. (LSV 2.455 ND 5.015)
18 Jun 1899
0
A tea party given to Nivedita at the Math and a bouquet of seven roses presented to Nivedita by the younger members of the Math (LSV 2.455)
19 Jun 1899
Lecture
In the night a farewell meeting was held at Belur Math for Swamiji and Hari Mj. The members of the monastery presented addresses to them both. Swamiji made a fiery speech on "Sannyasa: Its Ideal and Practice" (CW SV 3.446 LSV 2.456)
20 Jun 1899
ME
On the day of departure the Holy Mother gave a sumptuous feast to the Swamiji, Hari Mj., and all her sannyasi children of the Math, at her Calcutta house. (ND 5.017 LSV 2.456)
20 Jun 1899
ME
After receiving the Mother's blessings, Swamiji and Party left for Princep Ghat about 3 p.m. by coach. Many friends had assembled at the ghat to bid them a farewell. The Ship launched at about 5 p.m. (ND 5.001 ND 5.017 LSV 2.456)
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