Books By Swami Vivekananda:
This compilation remembers his notable paper on Hinduism at the Parliament of Religions, where he observed Hinduism's comprehensiveness and resilience. The book's persuasive language and rich thoughts invite examination, providing timeless insights into religion, dedication, and the heavenly reason of the spirit.
It fills in as a directing light for those looking for trickery in the present complex profound scene, upholding self-acknowledgement and worldwide congruity. Vivekananda's words motivate and provoke readers to think fundamentally and look at an additional equitable and merciful world.
By drenching ourselves in the most natural-sounding way for Vivekananda, we can associate with a heritage that rises above reality. This book is an important asset for anybody looking for motivation, profound direction, and a more profound comprehension of human instinct.
Highly recommended!
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"The Gita" fills in as a groundbreaking aide, offering enlightening discourses, intelligent activities, and commonsense uses of its lessons. I learnt about Gita's lessons on the job, morals, benevolence, and the idea of oneself, acquiring significant experiences that can advance each part of your life. It discusses information, presence, love, contempt, obligation, karma, connection, and many more themes. The lessons of the Gita are in exceptionally straightforward language.
The book succeeds in its capacity to overcome any issues between antiquated astuteness and contemporary life. The story is organised such that it features Gita's down-to-earth application, examining its standards concerning present-day challenges like pressure, independent direction, and moral quandaries. The author evades excessively specialised Sanskrit language, zeroing in rather on basic yet effective clarifications.
The author's translation made antiquated lessons open, leaving me persuaded to embrace life's intricacies with elegance and versatility. An extraordinary read for anybody looking for profound establishing! Highly recommended!
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This book offers an assortment of Vivekananda's most convincing contemplations, cautiously organised to motivate and elevate your psyche, body, and soul. This groundbreaking assortment assisted me with drenching myself in the persuasive force of Vivekananda's words.
Likewise, the language utilised is extremely simple and consequently is open to a bigger crowd. I cherished understanding it. Highly recommended!
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This conclusive aide presents an all-encompassing investigation of the four yogic ways—Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Raja Yoga, and Jnana Yoga. Every path offers exceptional knowledge and practices that work with profound development and self-acknowledgement.
Vivekananda's reminiscent words and considerations move the readers to follow the correct way throughout everyday life, and the simple language of this book keeps the readers guided into the book till the end.
Master Vivekananda's composing resembles a delicate breeze on a late spring day—relieving, quieting, and illuminating. He separates complex ideas into effectively absorbable pieces, making it ideal for the two novices and prepared professionals.
The book offsets down-to-earth direction with philosophical bits of knowledge, offering a comprehensive perspective on yoga's past activities. While it works on complex ideas, high-level readers might find it lacking profundity contrasted with customary texts.
By and large, it's a significant asset for anybody looking for profound development and a more profound association with yoga theory. Highly recommended!
Brahmacharya fills in as a directing light, offering savvy lessons, viable devices, and significant reflections to help you on your excursion. The book advocates for separation from material connections, developing magnanimity, and embracing the virtue of psyche and body to achieve self-acknowledgement.
While its centre is thin and content infrequently tedious, the motivational tone and commonsense direction make it a brilliant asset for those taking a stab at a restrained, reason-driven, and profoundly enhanced life.
Vivekananda doesn't avoid tending to the difficulties and enticements that emerge on the way of restraint. He offers useful counsel and methods to develop discipline, centre, and internal harmony.
He features the positive effect of this training on different parts of life, including actual well-being, mental clearness, and close-to-home solidness.
While the way might be requesting by embracing Brahmacharya, people can rise above their impediments and experience a more profound association with the heavenly.
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Thank you for sharing Swami Vivekananda's works on Hinduism. Trained under the vigilant eyes of Shri Ramakrishna Paramhansa, Swamiji was trained to impart knowledge and wisdom of the Sanatana Dharma to humanity. His letters, his interpretation of Bhagvat Gita, his speeches including the one made at the Parliament of Religion convey this all encompassing unifying message of Sanatana Dharma. Swamiji had asked his master Sri Ramakrishna have you seen God? Master had replied, " not only I have seen him, I can show you too." Swamiji passed on this message and learning. God is not a matter of faith alone, it can be realised through Sadhana. It is the science. It is yoga. Swami ji taught this. He also taught one cannot attain God in an empty stomach. So feeding the poor is akin worship of God.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing Swami Vivekananda's works on Hinduism. Trained under the vigilant eyes of Shri Ramakrishna Paramhansa, Swamiji was trained to impart knowledge and wisdom of the Sanatana Dharma to humanity. His letters, his interpretation of Bhagvat Gita, his speeches including the one made at the Parliament of Religion convey this all encompassing unifying message of Sanatana Dharma. Swamiji had asked his master Sri Ramakrishna have you seen God? Master had replied, " not only I have seen him, I can show you too." Swamiji passed on this message and learning. God is not a matter of faith alone, it can be realised through Sadhana. It is the science. It is yoga. Swami ji taught this. He also taught one cannot attain God in an empty stomach. So feeding the poor is akin worship of God.
ReplyDeleteSwami Vivekananda left his mark on the world stage of Religions at a very young age through his famous speech where he established the supremacy of Hinduism.Tank you for sharing these wonderful books about the master.
ReplyDeleteLong, long time back, in 1994, someone gifted me his biography. Sadly, I didn't read it then. But as I visited an ashram dedicated to him in Uttarakhand some years back, my interest in his philosophy has risen. I shall try and get one of the book from your list.
ReplyDeleteShifali , being a Bengali and born and brought up in West Bengal I grew up hearing the stories of Swami Vivekananda and Ramkrishna Paramansha. Very few has the vision and mission like SWami ji at that time. My mother in law is a follower of Swamiji, Ramakrishna and Sarada Ma. My husband also studied for few years in RamKrishna Mission Medinipore and I also read the works of SWamiji .... if not all but for few throught processes I also admire and respect SWamiji.
ReplyDeleteThe post/topic is interesting but I found your bold, cursive font difficult to read.
ReplyDeleteJust curious, Aishwarya. Why is the font difficult to read? I thought they are big and easy on the eye. Just asking to know if I'm missing something. Hope you don't mind me asking. :)
DeleteI'm a big fan of Swami Vivekanand, and your post reminded me I need to pick up his books to read. Thanks for this amazing post on one of the most forward thinking of our country.
ReplyDeleteWhile we discuss and talk about so many books, I'm surprised that books such as these are neither read today nor spoken about. Thank you for bringing this up and for your recommendations.
ReplyDeleteThese books by Swami Vivekananda are truly inspiring and offer timeless wisdom. I love how each one focuses on self-growth, spirituality, and practical life lessons. A must-read collection!
ReplyDeleteHe is an author who has explored deeply and i definitely need to read some of his works sooner than later. .. like you said, his books are a gold mine!
ReplyDeleteThis list is quite exhaustive. Must pick up one of his books. I have only read his quotes.
ReplyDeleteBeing a Bengali, Swami Vivekananda is an integral part of our lives. Being brought up in Delhi, I have not been under his influence although my parental home is adorned with his pictures and books.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely listicle of swami vivekananda books. Ive read two from this. Indeed they're inspirational.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read any of Swami Vivekananda's works. Thanks for the round-up.
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