Swami Vivekananda - Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda

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Lectures and Discourses

The Women Of India

The First Step Towards Jnana

The Mundaka Upanishad

History Of The Aryan Race

Notes of Lectures and Classes

Note

The Religion Of India

Christ’s Message To The World

Mohammed’s Message To The World

Mohammed

Class Lessons In Meditation By Swami Vivekananda

The Gita

The Gita — I

The Gita — III

Gita Class

Remarks From Various Lectures

Writings: Prose and Poems

The Ether

Notes

Lecture Notes

Macrocosm And Microcosm

The Plague Manifesto

One Circle More

Facsimile Of One Circle More

An Untitled Poem On Shri Ramakrishna

An Unfinished Poem

Bhartrihari’s Verses On Renunciation

Conversations and Interviews

First Meeting With Madame Emma Calve

First Meeting With John D. Rockefeller

A Dusky Philosopher From India

“We Are Hypnotized Into Weakness By Our Surroundings”

Marriage

Line Of Demarcation

God Is!

Renunciation

Shri Ramakrishna’s Disciple

The Master’s Divine Incarnation

A Private Admission

A Greeting

“This World Is A Circus Ring”

On Kali

Training Under Shri Ramakrishna

Excerpts from Sister Nivedita’s Book

Notes Of Some Wanderings With The Swami Vivekananda

Foreword

I. The House On The Ganges

II. At Naini Tal And Almora

III. Morning Talks At Almora

IV. On The Way To Kathgodam

V. On The Way To Baramulla

VI. The Vale Of Kashmir

VII. Life At Srinagar

VIII. The Temple Of Pandrenthan

IX. Walks And Talks Beside The Jhelum

X. The Shrine Of Amarnath

XI. At Srinagar On The Return Journey

XII. The Camp Under The Chennaars

Concluding Words Of The Editor

Sayings and Utterances

Newspaper Reports

Note

Response To Welcome*

Parlor Talk*

Religion Not The Crying Need Of India*

Suami Vivekananda

What the East Needs

The Chicago Letter

Religions Of India

Viva Kananda, the Hindoo Orator Delivers an Interesting Lecture

All Religions Are True Such Is The Message Brought From India

A Message From India

Vive Kananda, the Famous Hindoo Monk and Scholar,

Appears in Des Moines

Reincarnation*

An Intellectual Feast

A Prayer Meeting*

On American Women*

On The Brahmo Samaj*

A Witty Hindu

The Manners And Customs Of India*

Hindu Philosophy

Two Remarkable Things in This Country

His Criticism of Missionaries

Vive Kananda Leaves

Culture At Home

Kananda, The Pagan

What India Is

Antagonize Native Interests

Most Missionaries Incompetent

Filled the World with Bloodshed

As The Wave Follows Wave

Wayside Stories

A Hindoo Monk

Kananda Arrives

The Manners And Customs Of India

A Lecture On “India And Hinduism”

At Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts

A Lecture On India And Reincarnation

Lecture By Hindoo Monk

Swami Vivekananda Tells About the Religion of High Caste Indians

The Brahman Monk

Swami Vivekananda the Guest of the Woman’s Club

His Iterations

The Subject of Marriage

True Spiritual Life

In Any Bible

Swami Vivekananda

Nirvanashatkam*

The Nonsense Of Nations

A High Priest Of India

Priest Swami In Town

A High Caste Hindoo Visiting in Baltimore

His Idea of Humor

Views on Topics of the Day

Likes the Elevator

A Wise Man Among Us

Visit of a Distinguished Hindoo Priest to This City

Love Religion’s Essence

Vive Kananda, a Brahmin Monk, Preaches at the People’s Church

The Student Not Satisfied

Love Abideth

The Hindoo Optimistic

Vive Kananda Compares Religions and Talks of

Reincarnation

Vivekananda’s Lecture

Let India Alone

Then It will Come Out All Right, Says Swami Vivekananda

Abou Ben Adhem’s Ideal

The Doctrine Of The Swami

“Universal Religion”

Vivekananda’s Lecture on the Creeds of the World

Vivekananda’s Philosophy

He Would Have Many Kinds of Religion

Heard Swami Talk

Philosophy Of Freedom

Out Of The East

Message Brought by the Swami Vivekananda — in His Country the Gods Are “Bright Ones” That Help

Said A Universal Religion Is Impossible

For Universal Religion

Swami Vivekananda

Lectures on Hindoo Religion and Philosophy

Hindu Philosophy

Conception Of The Universe In Distant India

Conception Of The Universe

Swami Vivekananda’s lecture before the Academy of

Sciences

Told About India

Lecture last night at Blanchard Hall by

Swami Vivekananda

The Religious Legends Of India*

The Swami

The Science Of Yoga

Swami Vivekananda At The Los Angeles Home

Hindoo Monk Lectures

Swami Vivekananda’s Topic Is “The Idea of Universal

Religion“

Vedantism, And What It Is And What It Is Not

Lecture of Swami Vivekananda on the Religion of the

Hindoos

It is the Only Creed, He Says, that Can Be Taught Without

Lies and Without Compromise

True Religion

Hindu Philosopher Gives His Ideas

Swami Vivekananda On Love

An Indian Ascetic

Native Indian Lecturer At Princes’ Hall

The Christian Commonwealth

South Place Chapel Lecture

An Universal Religion

Education*

Spiritualism And The Vedanta Philosophy

An October Class Review

A Bengali Sadhu

The Vedic Religion

The Hindu Ideal of Life

The Shradh [Shrâddha] Ceremony

Education of Women

Emancipation of the Hindus

The Parliament Of Religions

Parliament Of Religions In Chicago

On Christian Conversion

The Central Idea Of The Vedas

Swami Vivekananda On The Sea-Voyage Movement

A Summary Of “Buddhism, The Fulfilment Of Hinduism”

Indian Philosophy And Western Society

Swami Vivekananda In America

A Lecture by the Swami

On Education*

The Swami Vivekananda In England

On The Swiss Alps*

“The Ideal Of Universal Religion”

The Banquet For Ranjit Sinjhi

The Majlis In Cambridge

Vivekananda In The West

Bhakti*

Our Mission In America

Swami Vivekananda [On Education] At Belur

Hindu Windows*

Swami Vivekananda

Introduction

Volume I

Volume II

Volume III

Volume IV

Volume V

Volume VI

Volume VII

Volume VIII

Volume IX

Swami Vivekananda January 12, 1863 — July 4, 1902 Chicago 1893

Our Master And His Message

In the four volumes (Now in nine volumes — Ed.) of the works of the Swami Vivekananda which are to compose the present edition, we have what is not only a gospel to the world at large, but also to its own children, the Charter of the Hindu Faith. What Hinduism needed, amidst the general disintegration of the modern era, was a rock where she could lie at anchor, an authoritative utterance in which she might recognise her self. And this was given to her, in these words and writings of the Swami Vivekananda.