Swami Vivekananda - Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda

Our Duty To The Masses

Reply To The Calcutta Address

To My Brave Boys

A Plan Of Work For India

Fundamentals Of Religion

Writings: Poems

Kali The Mother

Angels Unawares

To The Awakened India

Requiescat In Pace

Hold On Yet A While, Brave Heart

Nirvanashatkam, Or Six Stanzas On Nirvana

The Song Of The Sannyâsin

Peace

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The Problem Of Modern India And Its Solution

Ramakrishna: His Life And Sayings

The Paris Congress Of The History Of Religions

Knowledge: Its Source And Acquirement

Modern India

The Education That India Needs

Our Present Social Problems

Translation: Poems

To A Friend

The Hymn Of Creation

The Hymn Of Samadhi

A Hymn To The Divine Mother

A Hymn To Shiva

A Hymn To The Divinity Of Shri Ramakrishna

“And Let Shyama Dance There”

A Song I Sing To Thee

Volume V Epistles - First Series

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Interviews

Miracles

An Indian Yogi In London

India’s Mission

India And England

Indian Missionary’s Mission To England

With The Swami Vivekananda At Madura

The Abroad And The Problems At Home

The Missionary Work Of The First Hindu

Sannyasin To The West And His Plan

Of Regeneration Of India

Reawakening Of Hinduism On A National Basis

On Indian Women — Their Past, Present And Future

On The Bounds Of Hinduism

Notes from Lectures and Discourses

On Karma-Yoga

On Fanaticism

Work Is Worship

Work Without Motive

Sadhanas Or Preparations For Higher Life

The Cosmos And The Self

Who Is A Real Guru?

On Art

On Language

The Sannyasin

The Sannyasin And The Householder

The Evils Of Adhikarivada

On Bhakti-Yoga

Ishvara And Brahman

On Jnana-Yoga

The Cause Of Illusion

Evolution

Buddhism And Vedanta

On The Vedanta Philosophy

Law And Freedom

The Goal And Methods Of Realisation

World-Wide Unity

The Aim Of Raja-Yoga

Questions and Answers

I. A Discussion

II. At the Twentieth Century Club of Boston, U. S. A.

III. At the Brooklyn Ethical Society, Brooklyn, U. S. A.

IV. Selections from the Math Diary

V. Yoga, Vairagya, Tapasya, Love

VI. In Answer To Nivedita

VII. Guru, Avatara, Yoga, Japa, Seva

Conversations and Dialogues

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Sayings And Utterances

Writings: Prose and Poems

Reason, Faith And Love

Six Sanskrit Mottoes

The Message Of Divine Wisdom

I. Bondage

II. The Law

III. The Absolute And The Attainment Of Freedom

The Belur Math: An Appeal

The Advaita Ashrama, Himalayas

The Ramakrishna Home Of Service Varanasi: An Appeal

Who Knows How Mother Plays!

To The Fourth Of July

The East And The West

I. Introduction

II. Customs: Eastern And Western

III. Food And Cooking

IV. Civilisation In Dress

V. Etiquette And Manners

VI. France — Paris

VII. Progress Of Civilisation

Volume VI Lectures and Discourses

The Methods And Purpose Of Religion

The Nature Of The Soul And Its Goal

The Importance Of Psychology

Nature And Man

Concentration And Breathing

Introduction To Jnana-Yoga

The Vedanta Philosophy And Christianity

Worshipper And Worshipped

Formal Worship

Divine Love

Notes of Class Talks and Lectures

Religion And Science

Religion Is Realisation

Religion Is Self-Abnegation

Unselfish Work Is True Renunciation

Freedom Of The Self

Notes On Vedanta

Hindu And Greek

Thoughts On The Vedas And The Upanishads

On Raja-Yoga

On Bhakti-Yoga

On Jnana-Yoga

The Reality And Shadow

How To Become Free

Soul And God

The Goal

On Proof Of Religion

The Design Theory

Spirit And Nature

The Practice Of Religion

Fragmentary Notes On The Ramayana

Notes Taken Down In Madras, 1892-93

Concentration

The Power Of The Mind

Lessons On Raja-Yoga

Lessons On Bhakti-Yoga

Mother-Worship

Narada-Bhakti-Sutras

Writings: Prose and Poems (Original and Translated)

Historical Evolution Of India

The Story Of The Boy Gopala

My Play Is Done

The Cup

A Benediction

The Hymn Of Creation

On The Sea’s Bosom

Hinduism And Shri Ramakrishna

The Bengali Language

Matter For Serious Thought

Shiva’s Demon

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