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Prabuddha Bharata or Awakened India
1947
Summary
"If our young men wish to win the respect and admiration of tilg world let them draw their inspiration from the wonderful life of the Swamiji who was not only a seer and the greatest standarhearer of Vedantism in the East and the West but the very impersonation of all that is great and noble in life."—A. [...] 2597 : Residence: Park 107 Telegram : "GHOSHONS" APPLY FOR CATALOGUE TO THE AGENTS:— & SONS 1611 Radha Bazar Street CALCUTTA a/e2.1 A2lef/tehi f The first fourth of a man's income buys existence ; the second quarter a few comforts ; the third quarter lets him spread a bit ; the fourth quarter-should be used to guarantee the first quarter and as much as possible of the second and the third. [...] 3. The intimation of the chance of address for the period of three months or over should reach us by the 20th of the preceding month : for a shorter period arrangements should be made with the local Post Office. [...] Late that night not hearing any devotional music Mahapurushji sent for the Sadhus and said to them : ' Tonight is the great night of the ninth phase of the moon a time of great joy. [...] The Brahmin represents the head the Kshatriya the trunk the Vaishyas the thighs and the Shudras the leg.
| Title | Pages | Author/Editor | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frontmatter | i-22 | Yogeshwarananda | |
| Conversations with Swami Shivananda | 105-108 | Yogeshwarananda | |
| Religion and Caste | 109-114 | Yogeshwarananda | |
| The Life of Swami Shivananda | 114-118 | Vividishananda | |
| Yoga and Psycho-Analysis | 119-126 | Kumar Pal | |
| The Future of Religion | 127-129 | Pavitrananda | |
| Noakhali and Tippera—an Afterthought | 129-132 | Gambhirananda | |
| Some Stray Thoughts on Religion | 133-135 | Mehta Ranjitmal | |
| Desires | 135-136 | Haranath Sahaya | |
| Causality and Spirituality | 136-138 | S. P. Tayal | |
| Notes and Comments | 138-140 | Yogeshwarananda | |
| Reviews and Notices | 140-142 | Yogeshwarananda | |
| News and Reports | 142-144 | Yogeshwarananda |
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