Archived Articles by Swami Aseshananda Provided by Gopal Stavig, Vedanta Historian at the Vedanta Society of Southern California

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Archived Articles by Swami Aseshananda Provided by Gopal Stavig, Vedanta Historian at the Vedanta Society of Southern California Prabuddha Bharata Year Month Page Title Author 1936 8 576 Buddha's Gospel of Suffering Swami Aseshananda 1938 11 555 Tyagaraja-the Musician Saint of South India Swami Aseshananda 1942 8 370 Sri Krishna and his Message Swami Aseshananda 1951 10 400 What Vedanta Means to Me Swami Aseshananda 1957 2 51 Hindu View of Immortality Swami Aseshananda 1986 12 620 The Mother I Adore Swami Aseshananda 1998 12 688 Holy Mother Swami Aseshananda Vedanta Kesari Year Page Title Author 1935 222 Mother We Adore, The Swami Aseshananda 1937 256 Science and Religion Swami Aseshananda 1940 142 Prayer in Life, The Place of Swami Aseshananda 1941 418 Hinduism, How It Became Dynamic Once Again Swami Aseshananda 1942 145 Nationalism and Religion Swami Aseshananda 1943 27 Krishna, Sri, and the Modern World Swami Aseshananda 1943 306 Divine Communion Swami Aseshananda Vedanta and the West Spiritual Precepts of Swami Saradananda translated by Swami Aseshananda: Year Month Vol. Num. Page Title Author 1952 March - April 15 2 54 Spiritual Precepts of Swami Translated by Swami Saradananda Aseshananda 1952 May - June 15 3 93 Spiritual Precepts of Swami Translated by Swami Saradananda Aseshananda 1952 July - August 15 4 117 Spiritual Precepts of Swami Translated by Swami Saradananda Aseshananda 1952 September - October 15 5 148 Spiritual Precepts of Swami Translated by Swami Saradananda Aseshananda 1952 November - December 15 6 183 Spiritual Precepts of Swami Translated by Swami Saradananda Aseshananda 1953 July - August 16 4 114 Spiritual Precepts of Swami Translated by Swami Saradananda Aseshananda 1953 March - April 16 2 45 Memories of Sri Ramakrishna Girish Chandra Ghosh (translated by Swami Aseshananda) 2 Written by Girish Chandra Ghosh Translated by Swami Aseshananda Year Month Vol. Num. Page Title Author 1950 January - February 13 1 2 The Spiritual Message of the Bhagavad-Gita Swami Aseshananda 1950 July - August 13 4 113 Thoughts for Contemplation Swami Aseshananda 1951 March - April 14 2 61 What Vedanta Means to Me Swami Aseshananda 1952 March - April 15 2 47 Swami Saradananda: Swami Aseshananda Glimpses of His Personality 1954 November - December 54 A Holy Woman of Modern Swami Aseshananda India 1963 July - August 48 Vivekananda and the Swami Aseshananda Meaning of Salvation .

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