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LIST OF ENGLISH BOOKS SR. NO ITEM CODE NAME OF THE BOOK (ENGLISH) PRICE AUTHOR 1) E5038190 A CALL TO THE ETERNAL E:90 ₹ 90.00 SWAMI ASHOKANANDA 2) E400520 A DICTIONARY OF ADVAITA VEDANTA Y3 E:20 ₹ 20.00 SWAMI HARSHANANDA 3) E54080100 A GUIDE TO SPIRITUAL LIFE E:100 ₹ 100.00 SWAMI CHETANANANDA 4) E54085100 A GUIDE TO SPIRITUAL LIFE Y15 E:100 ₹ 100.00 SWAMI CHETANANANDA 5) E3929500 A PORTRAIT OF SRI RAMAKRISHNA E:500 ₹ 500.00 A.M.SALM 6) E5036530 A STUDY OF RELIGION Y10 E:30 ₹ 30.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 7) E5215530 A STUDY OF THE MUNDAKA UPANISAD E:30 ₹ 30.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 8) EAI100 ABHEDANANDA IN AMERICA Y3 E:100 ₹ 100.00 SISTER SHIVANI 9) EAI100* ABHEDANANDA IN INDIA E:100 ₹ 100.00 SWAMI ABHEDANANDA 10) E00044300 ADHYATMA RAMAYANA (ENGLISH) - DLX Y4 E:300 ₹ 300.00 SWAMI TAPASYANANDA 11) E309418 ADITYA HRIDAYAM (ENGLISH) Y65 E:8 ₹ 8.00 S.VENKATASUBRAMANYAM 12) E5473550 ADVAITA MAKARANDA E:50 ₹ 50.00 SWAMI ATMARUPANANDA 13) E129812 ADVAITA VEDANTA Y33 E:12 ₹ 12.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 14) E0473275 ADVENTURES IN RELIGIOUS LIFE E:75 ₹ 75.00 SWAMI YATISWARANANDA 15) E0451X5 AGGRESSIVE HINDUISM Y10 E:5 ₹ 5.00 SISTER NIVEDITA 16) E134425 AITAREYA UPANISAD Y19 E:25 ₹ 25.00 SWAMI GAMBHIRANANDA 17) E0049420 AITAREYOPANISHAD Y5 E:20 ₹ 20.00 SWAMI SARVANANDA 18) E46065 ALBERT EINSTEIN HIS HUMAN SIDE E:65 ₹ 65.00 SWAMI TATHAGATANANDA 19) E40624 ALL ABOUT GANGA. E:4 ₹ 4.00 SWAMI HARSHANANDA 20) E7072712 ALL ABOUT GITA Y9 E:12 ₹ 12.00 SWAMI HARSHANANDA 21) E401612 ALL ABOUT KRISHNA E:12 ₹ 12.00 SWAMI HARSHANANDA 22) EA24 AMRITAM (ENGLISH) Y156 E:24 ₹ 24.00 SARADA MATH AN ENQUIRY INTO PSYCHOLOGICAL SOUL & 23) EAE70 ₹ 70.00 SWAMI ABHEDANANDA ABSOLUTE Y5 E:70 24) E5287160 AN INTRODUCATION TO HINDU CULTURE E:60 ₹ 60.00 SWAMI HARSHANANDA 25) E5356970 ANCIENT SAGES Y30 E:70 ₹ 70.00 SW SATYAMAYANANDA 26) E5107235 APAROKSANUBHUTI Y45 E:35 ₹ 35.00 SWAMI VIMUKTANANDA 27) E54263100 APPROACHES TO HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Y11 E:100 ₹ 100.00 ADV 28) E53488130 APPROACHING RAMAKRISHNA Y7 E:130 ₹ 130.00 NA 29) E5132935 ARATI SONGS OF RAMAKRISHNA ORDER E:35 ₹ 35.00 SWAMI HARSHANANDA 30) E0264025 ARATRIKA HYMNS AND RAMNAM Y34 E:25 ₹ 25.00 SW TAPASYANANDA 31) EAA25 ARISE ! AWAKE ! CALL OF THE SAVIOUR PROPHET ₹ 25.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 32) E3444125 ARISE AWAKE Y39 E:25 ₹ 25.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 33) E51892150 ART. CULTURE AND SPIRITUALITY Y1 E:150 ₹ 150.00 SWAMI ATMARAMANANDA 34) E5216350 ASCENT TO SPIRITUAL ILLUMINATION Y4 E:50 ₹ 50.00 SWAMI ASHOKANANDA 35) E113660 ASTAVAKRA SAMHITA* E:60 ₹ 60.00 SWAMI NITYASWARUPANANDA 36) E7027115 ASTOTTARASATANAMA STOTRA & NAMAVALI E:15 ₹ 15.00 SWAMI HARSHANANDA 37) EAV100 ATMA VIKASH Y3 E:100 ₹ 100.00 SPT ATMABODHA SELF KNOWLEDGE OF 38) E0972685 ₹ 85.00 SWAMI NIKHILANANDA SANKARACARYA E:85 39) E126650 AVADHUTA GITA *E:50 ₹ 50.00 SWAMI CHETANANANDA 40) E126350 AVADHUTA GITA E:50 ₹ 50.00 SWAMI CHETANANANDA 41) E0037075 AVADHUTA GITA OF DATTATREYA E:75 ₹ 75.00 SWAMI ASHOKANANDA 42) E10507055 AWAKENING INDIA SW.VIVEKANANDA Y17 E:55 ₹ 55.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 43) EBF15 BE FEARLESS Y7 E:15 ₹ 15.00 XYZ 44) BBE22 BEGINNERS ENGLISH - STEP I Y0 B:22 ₹ 22.00 SWAMI SARVAGANANDA 45) BBE40 BEGINNERS ENGLISH - STEP II Y0 B:40 ₹ 40.00 SWAMI SARVAGANANDA 46) E3515865 BELUR MATH PILGRIMAGE E:65 ₹ 65.00 NA 47) EBM3 BELUR MATH(H.Q) Y37 E:3 ₹ 3.00 X 48) E51478220 BHAGAVAD GITA - CHIDBHAVANANDA E:220 ₹ 220.00 SWAMI CHIDBHAVANANDA Page 1 of 22 LIST OF ENGLISH BOOKS SR. NO ITEM CODE NAME OF THE BOOK (ENGLISH) PRICE AUTHOR 49) E3530130 BHAGAVAD GITA (MOOLAM-SANSKRIT)* E:30 ₹ 30.00 CHENNAI 50) E0115675 BHAGAVAD GITA (PKT EDN) E:75 ₹ 75.00 SWAMI TAPASYANANDA 51) E3135240 BHAGAVAD GITA (SWAMI PARAMANANDA) Y10 ₹ 40.00 SWAMI PARAMANANDA 52) E6394150 BHAGAVAD GITA :THE DIVINE MESSAGE VOL - I ₹ 150.00 SWAMI ABHEDANANDA 53) E6416300 BHAGAVAD GITA :THE DIVINE MESSAGE Y3 E:300 ₹ 300.00 SWAMI ABHEDANANDA 54) E5332150 BHAGAVAD GITA AS VIEWED BY S.V Y54 E:50 ₹ 50.00 SWAMI MADHURANANDA 55) E3635325 BHAGAVAD GITA FOR STUDENTS Y55 E:25 ₹ 25.00 SW ATMASHRADDANANDA BHAGAVAD GITA SCRIPTURE OF MANKIND (PKT 56) E35448120 ₹ 120.00 SWAMI TAPASYANANDA DLX) Y13 E:120 57) E0160140 BHAGAVAD GITA SONG OF GOD Y8 E:40 ₹ 40.00 SWAMI PRABHAVANANDA 58) E52627115 BHAGAVAD GITA SW. SWARUPANANDA (D) Y22 ₹ 115.00 SWAMI SWARUPANANDA 59) E107712 BHAGAVAN BUDDHA AND OUR HERITAGE Y14 E:12 ₹ 12.00 SWAMI RANGANATHANANDA 60) E40146 BHAGAVATA A STUDY E:6 ₹ 6.00 SWAMI HARSHANANDA 61) E3065865 BHAGAVATA GITA(PKT EDN)SNSKRT & ENG E:65 ₹ 65.00 SWAMI VIRESWARANANDA 62) E51942380 BHAGVAD GITA MADHUSUDAN SARASWATI E:380 ₹ 380.00 MADHUSUDAN SARASWATI 63) E30976300 BHAGVAD GITA SCRIPTURE FOR MANKIND - DLX ₹ 300.00 SWAMI TAPASYANANDA 64) E5096950 BHAGVAD GITA SW.SWARUPANANDA (L)SUB Y7 ₹ 50.00 SWAMI SWARUPANANDA 65) E50411260 BHAGVAD GITA Y16 E:260 ₹ 260.00 SWAMI GAMBHIRANANDA 66) E3675915 BHAJA GOVINDAM E:15 ₹ 15.00 SWAMI NIKHILANANDA 67) E0224160 BHAKTI RATNAVALI Y4 E:60 ₹ 60.00 VISHNUPURI 68) E3038090 BHAKTI SCHOOLS OF VEDANTA (ORD) Y6 E:90 ₹ 90.00 SWAMI TAPASYANANDA 69) E197225 BHAKTI YOGA E:25 ₹ 25.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 70) E197625 BHAKTI YOGA *E:25 ₹ 25.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA BHAKTI YOGA OF SRIMAD BHAGAVAD GITA & OF 71) EBY20 ₹ 20.00 SWAMI VIPASHANANDA SRK E:20 72) E2328180 BHARATATATTVA VOL-1 Y1 E:180 ₹ 180.00 NA 73) E2506100 BHARATATATTVA VOL-2 Y1 E:100 ₹ 100.00 INC 74) E5112470 BHASA PARICCHEDA Y2 E:70 ₹ 70.00 SWAMI MADHAVANANDA 75) E3360615 BOLD MESSAGE FOR WORLD PEACE Y22 E:15 ₹ 15.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 76) E32286200 BOOK OF DAILY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS Y15 ₹ 200.00 SWAMI PARAMANANDA 77) E5400X650 BOUQUET OF SVKS WRITING Y5 E:650 ₹ 650.00 NA 78) E51051360 BRAHMA SUTRA BHASYA Y19 E:360 ₹ 360.00 SWAMI GAMBHIRANANDA 79) E50063130 BRAHMA SUTRAS:ACC.TO RAMANUJA (DLX) Y7 ₹ 130.00 SWAMI VIRESWARANANDA 80) E1956175 BRAHMA SUTRAS:ACC.TO SHANKARA(DLX) Y23 ₹ 175.00 SWAMI VIRESWARANANDA 81) E5245125 BUDDHA & HIS MESSAGE E:25 ₹ 25.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 82) EBY35 BUILD YOUR PERSONALITY Y77 E:35 ₹ 35.00 SWAMI PURUSHOTTAMANANDA 83) E500981015 C W OF SISTER NIVEDITA (SET) E:1015 ₹ 1,015.00 SISTER NIVEDITA 84) ECWA2000 C. W. OF SW.ABHEDANANDA (SET) Y1 E:2000 ₹ 2,000.00 SWAMI ABHEDANANDA 85) E1468600 C.W.OF S.V. (SUBSD) E:600 ₹ 600.00 ADVAITA ASHRAMA 86) E5005525 CAN ONE BE SCIENTIFIC & YET SPRITUAL? Y39 E:25 ₹ 25.00 SWAMI BUDHANANDA 87) E5028425 CASTE CULTURE AND SOCIALISM Y14 E:25 ₹ 25.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 88) E51000240 CHANDOGYA UPANISAD (DLX) E:240 ₹ 240.00 SWAMI GAMBHIRANANDA 89) E34182100 CHANDOGYA UPANISAD (ORD) Y3 E:100 ₹ 100.00 SWAMI SWAHANANDA CHANDOGYA UPANISAD SW.LOKESWARANAND Y11 90) E3910320 ₹ 320.00 SWAMI LOKESWARANANDA E:320 91) E3430465 CHANNELLING YOUTH POWER E:65 ₹ 65.00 NA 92) E5218540 CHARM & POWER OF THE GITA Y12 E:40 ₹ 40.00 SWAMI RANGANATHANANDA 93) E5138814 CHICAGO ADDRESSES Y283 E:14 ₹ 14.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 94) E3243X25 CHILDREN HUMANITY GREATEST ASSETS E:25 ₹ 25.00 SWAMI RANGANATHANANDA 95) E5063212 CHRIST THE MESSENGER E:12 ₹ 12.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA Page 2 of 22 LIST OF ENGLISH BOOKS SR. NO ITEM CODE NAME OF THE BOOK (ENGLISH) PRICE AUTHOR 96) E5063112 CHRIST THE MESSENGER* E:12 ₹ 12.00 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 97) E112314 CHRIST WE ADORE E:14 ₹ 14.00 SWAMI RANGANATHANANDA 98) E0455225 CIVIC AND NATIONAL IDEALS E:25 ₹ 25.00 NA 99) ECC93 CLARION CALL OF SWAMIJI (SET) Y8 E:93 ₹ 93.00 CHENNAI 100) E5865600 COLLECTION FROM SANKARA COMMENT Y?E:600 ₹ 600.00 KRITARTHANANDA 101) E5048918 COMMON SENSE ABOUT YOGA E:18 ₹ 18.00 SWAMI PAVITRANANDA 102) E53607220 COMPANIONS AND FOLLOWERS OF SRK E:220 ₹ 220.00 NA 103) E17542025 COMPLETE WORKS OF SW.VVK. (SET) (D) Y19 ₹ 2,025.00 SW VIVEKANANDA 104) E14761800 COMPLETE WORKS OF SW.VVK. (SET) (L) E:1800 ₹ 1,800.00 ADVAIT ASHRAMA 105) E0266740 CONCENTRATION & MEDITATION E:40 ₹ 40.00 SWAMI PARAMANANDA 106) E2018130 CONCEPTS OF KNOWLEDGE Y4 E:130 ₹ 130.00 INC 107) E2514300 CONSCIOUSNESS:A DEEPER SCIENTFIC Y5 E:300 ₹ 300.00 INC 108) E004786 CONSOLATIONS Y17 E:6 ₹ 6.00 SWAMI RAMAKRISHNANANDA 109) E193X80 CRADLE TALES OF HINDUISM E:80 ₹ 80.00 SISTER NIVEDITA 110) E2069450 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA (PB) V-1 Y? E:450 ₹ 450.00 INSTITUTE OF CULTURE 111) E2077500 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA (PB) V-2 Y? E:500 ₹ 500.00 INSTITUTE OF CULTURE 112) E2093500 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA (PB) V-4 Y? E:500 ₹ 500.00 INSTITUTE OF CULTURE 113) E30154800 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA DEL SET Y2 E:4800 ₹ 4,800.00 NA 114) E2085450 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA PB VOL-3 Y? E:450 ₹ 450.00 XXX 115) E2107500 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA PB VOL-5 Y? E:500 ₹ 500.00 XXX 116) E2115400 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA PB VOL-6 Y? E:400 ₹ 400.00 XXX 117) E3023600 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA V.-1 E:600 ₹ 600.00 INC 118) E3147600 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA V.-6 E:600 ₹ 600.00 INC 119) E2492400 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA VOL-7 Y0 E:400 ₹ 400.00 NA 120) E5025450 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA VOL-8 Y0 E:450 ₹ 450.00 NA CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA(DELUX) VOL-8 Y0 121) E50181000 ₹ 1,000.00 NA E:1000 122) E24841200 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA-7 P-1 Y? E:1200 ₹ 1,200.00 INC 123) E52781200 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF INDIA-7 P-2 Y? E:1200 ₹ 1,200.00 INC CULTURAL VALUES IN ANCIENT IND ECO & POL 124) E393750 ₹ 50.00 LALJI GOPAL THOUGHT E:50 125) ECT100 CURE THE DISEASE NOT THE SYMPTOMS Y0 E:100 ₹ 100.00 ARK SARMA 126) E5154050 DAILY DIVINE DIGEST Y21 E:50 ₹ 50.00 SWAMI CHIDBHAVANANDA 127) E0528314 DAKSHINAMURTI STOTRAM DASASLOKI E:14 ₹ 14.00 SWAMI GAMBHIRANANDA 128) E0123735 DASAVATARAS SEE & PAINT E:35 ₹ 35.00 CHENNAI 129) E3089560 DAYS IN INDIAN MONASTRY Y1 E:60 ₹ 60.00 SISTER DEVAMATA DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION LIGHT PRACTICAL 130) E3021685 ₹ 85.00 SWAMI RANGANATHANANDA VED Y5 E:85 131) EDF100 DETERMINATION FORMULA Y0 E:100 ₹ 100.00 ARK SARMA
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  • Thevedanta Kesari February 2020

    Thevedanta Kesari February 2020

    1 TheVedanta Kesari February 2020 1 The Vedanta Kesari The Vedanta Cover Story Sri Ramakrishna : A Divine Incarnation page 11 A Cultural and Spiritual Monthly 1 `15 February of the Ramakrishna Order since 1914 2020 2 Mylapore Rangoli competition To preserve and promote cultural heritage, the Mylapore Festival conducts the Kolam contest every year on the streets adjoining Kapaleswarar Temple near Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai. Regd. Off. & Fact. : Plot No.88 & 89, Phase - II, Sipcot Industrial Complex, Ranipet - 632 403, Tamil Nadu. Editor: SWAMI MAHAMEDHANANDA Phone : 04172 - 244820, 651507, PRIVATE LIMITED Published by SWAMI VIMURTANANDA, Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai - 600 004 and Tele Fax : 04172 - 244820 (Manufacturers of Active Pharmaceutical Printed by B. Rajkumar, Chennai - 600 014 on behalf of Sri Ramakrishna Math Trust, Chennai - 600 004 and Ingredients and Intermediates) E-mail : [email protected] Web Site : www.svisslabss.net Printed at M/s. Rasi Graphics Pvt. Limited, No.40, Peters Road, Royapettah, Chennai - 600014. Website: www.chennaimath.org E-mail: [email protected] Ph: 6374213070 3 THE VEDANTA KESARI A Cultural and Spiritual Monthly of The Ramakrishna Order Vol. 107, No. 2 ISSN 0042-2983 107th YEAR OF PUBLICATION CONTENTS FEBRUARY 2020 ory St er ov C 11 Sri Ramakrishna: A Divine Incarnation Swami Tapasyananda 46 20 Women Saints of FEATURES Vivekananda Varkari Tradition Rock Memorial Atmarpanastuti Arpana Ghosh 8 9 Yugavani 10 Editorial Sri Ramakrishna and the A Curious Boy 18 Reminiscences Pilgrimage Mindset 27 Vivekananda Way Gitanjali Murari Swami Chidekananda 36 Special Report 51 Pariprasna Po 53 The Order on the March ck et T a le 41 25 s Sri Ramakrishna Vijayam – Poorva: Magic, Miracles Touching 100 Years and the Mystical Twelve Lakshmi Devnath t or ep R l ia c e 34 31 p S Editor: SWAMI MAHAMEDHANANDA Published by SWAMI VIMURTANANDA, Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai - 600 004 and Printed by B.
  • Ramakrishna-Vedanta in Southern California: from Swami Vivekananda to the Present

    Ramakrishna-Vedanta in Southern California: from Swami Vivekananda to the Present

    Ramakrishna-Vedanta in Southern California: From Swami Vivekananda to the Present Appendix I: Ramakrishna-Vedanta Swamis in Southern California and Affiliated Centers (1899-2017) Appendix II: Ramakrishna-Vedanta Swamis (1893-2017) Appendix III: Presently Existing Ramakrishna-Vedanta Centers in North America (2017) Appendix IV: Ramakrishna-Vedanta Swamis from India in North America (1893-2017) Bibliography Alphabetized by Abbreviation Endnotes Appendix 12/13/2020 Page 1 Ramakrishna-Vedanta in Southern California: From Swami Vivekananda to the Present Appendix I: Ramakrishna Vedanta Swamis Southern California and Affiliated Centers (1899-2017)1 Southern California Vivekananda (1899-1900) to India Turiyananda (1900-02) to India Abhedananda (1901, 1905, 1913?, 1914-18, 1920-21) to India—possibly more years Trigunatitananda (1903-04, 1911) Sachchidananda II (1905-12) to India Prakashananda (1906, 1924)—possibly more years Bodhananda (1912, 1925-27) Paramananda (1915-23) Prabhavananda (1924, 1928) _______________ La Crescenta Paramananda (1923-40) Akhilananda (1926) to Boston _______________ Prabhavananda (Dec. 1929-July 1976) Ghanananda (Jan-Sept. 1948, Temporary) to London, England (Names of Assistant Swamis are indented) Aseshananda (Oct. 1949-Feb. 1955) to Portland, OR Vandanananda (July 1955-Sept. 1969) to India Ritajananda (Aug. 1959-Nov. 1961) to Gretz, France Sastrananda (Summer 1964-May 1967) to India Budhananda (Fall 1965-Summer 1966, Temporary) to India Asaktananda (Feb. 1967-July 1975) to India Chetanananda (June 1971-Feb. 1978) to St. Louis, MO Swahananda (Dec. 1976-2012) Aparananda (Dec. 1978-85) to Berkeley, CA Sarvadevananda (May 1993-2012) Sarvadevananda (Oct. 2012-) Sarvapriyananda (Dec. 2015-Dec. 2016) to New York (Westside) Resident Ministers of Affiliated Centers: Ridgely, NY Vivekananda (1895-96, 1899) Abhedananda (1899) Turiyananda (1899) _______________ (Horizontal line means a new organization) Atmarupananda (1997-2004) Pr.
  • IN MEMORIAM REVERED SWAMI SWAHANANDAJI I Met Revered

    IN MEMORIAM REVERED SWAMI SWAHANANDAJI I Met Revered

    IN MEMORIAM REVERED SWAMI SWAHANANDAJI SWAMI TATHAGATANANDA I met Revered Swami Swahanandaji at Saradapith. In 1956, he came to Belur Math to be ordained in Sannyas. As he was ex-monastic member of Saradapith, he came to visit Sarapith Ashrama. His father’s name was Nirmal Chandra Goswami and his mother was Pramila Bala. His father was initiated by Holy Mother. At one point, his father requested Holy Mother to become a monk. Holy Mother replied, “No, my child. Two members of your family will become monks.” This prophecy was fulfilled. His father passed away two months before the birth of his third child. On June 29, 1921, the child was born in a religious family in a small village in Assam, which is today in Bangladesh. His name was Bipadbhanjan. While he was reading in school, he used to frequent the Ramakrishna Ashram and rendered some service. When he was fourteen years old, he wrote a letter to Rev. Swami Akhandananda. During the Centenary Celebration of Shri Ramakrishna in 1936, he came to Belur Math as a volunteer and had the unique opportunity of getting initiation from Rev. Swami Vijnanananda. He also had another unique opportunity in seeing Revered Swami Abhedananda. He also met Revered Swamis Parameshananda and Saradeshanada and he remained close to both the Swamis throughout his life. He was a good student and secured a letter mark in Sanskrit (80%) in his matriculation examination. He passed his B. A. examination from Murari Chand College, Sylhet. He came to Calcutta to study for his M. A. He joined the Institute of Culture, which was located at Wellington Square.
  • REACH “For One’S Own Liberation and for the Newsletter of Vedanta Centres of Australia Welfare of the World.”

    REACH “For One’S Own Liberation and for the Newsletter of Vedanta Centres of Australia Welfare of the World.”

    Motto: Atmano mokshartham jagad hitaya cha, REACH “For one’s own liberation and for the Newsletter of Vedanta Centres of Australia welfare of the world.” 85 Bland Street Ashfield, New South Wales 2131 Australia Website: www.vedantasydney.org; e-mail: [email protected];Phone: (02) 9705 9050; Fax: (02) 9705 9051 Sayings and Teachings Simplicity pays “One should not reason too much; it is enough if one loves the Lotus Feet of the Mother. Too much reasoning throws the mind into confusion. You get clear water if you drink from the surface of a pool. Put your hand deeper and stir the water and it becomes muddy. Therefore pray to God for devotion.” --- Sri Ramakrishna. The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna; Ramakrishna Math, Chennai, India, page186. Epitome of Motherhood “My son, you know the Master Temple of the Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi at the Ramakrishna Math, Belur Math The headquarters of the Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, looked upon everyone as the Divine Howrah (West Bengal), India. Mother. This time he has left me behind to develop the ideal of CALENDAR OF FORTHCOMING EVENTS Motherhood on earth.” Function Centre Date --- Sri Sarada Devi. Brisbane Tuesday, 1st January 2008 The Message of Holy Mother; Birth Anniversary of Advaita Ashrama, Kolkata, Page 1. Holy Mother Melbourne Tuesday, 1st January 2008 Demand divinity Perth Sunday 30th December 2007 “There must be no fear. No begging, Sydney Sunday 30th December 2007 but demanding—demanding the Highest. The true devotees of the Birth Anniversary of Brisbane Saturday, 2nd February 2008 Mother are as hard, as adamant and Swami Vivekananda Melbourne Saturday, 26th January 2008 as fearless as lions.