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✍ Excellent statement by
*SWAMI VIVEKANANDA*:
“Everything is Easy, When You are Busy. But Nothing is Easy, When You are Lazy”
Two simple formula of life; Don’t make any close relation without full understanding AND don’t break any close relation with small misunderstanding.
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“Who is helping you, don’t forget them. Who is loving you, don’t hate them. Who is believing you, don’t cheat them.” —- Swami Vivekananda
” When you look at that unchanging existence from the outside, you call it God; and when you look at it from the inside, you call it yourself. It is but one. There is no God separate from you, no God higher than you, the real “you”. —- Swami Vivekanand
“Do not spend your energy in talking, but meditate in silence; and do not let the rush of the outside world disturb you. When your mind is in the highest state, you are unconscious of it. Accumulate power in silence and become a dynamo of spirituality. “
—- Swami Vivekananda
“What is death? What are terrors? Do you not see the Lord’s face in them? Fly from evil and terror and misery, and they will follow you. Face them, and they will flee.”
—- Swami Vivekananda
“Fill the brain with high thoughts, highest ideals, place them day and night before you, and out of that will come great work.”
—- Swami Vivekananda
Develop self confidence. Look up in the mirror…. for The one person who you should look for inspiration….. YOU!!!
—- Swami Vivekananda
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Are great things ever done smoothly? Time, patience, and indomitable will must show. – Swami Vivekanand.
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Swami Vivekananda, the great soul loved and revered in East and West alike as the rejuvenator of Hinduism in India and the preacher of its eternal truths abroad, was born at 6:33, a few minutes before sunrise, on Monday, January 12, 1863. It was the day of the great Hindu festival Makarasamkranti, when special worship is offered to the Ganga by millions of devotees. Thus the future Vivekananda first drew breath, when the air above the sacred river not far from the house was reverberating with the prayers, worship, and religious music of thousands of Hindu men and women.
Before Vivekananda was born, his mother, like many other pious Hindu mothers, had observed religious vows, fasted, and prayed so that she might be blessed with a son, who would do honour to the family. She requested a relative, who was living in Varanasi to offer special worship to the Vireswara Siva of that holy place and seek His blessings; for Siva, the great god of renunciation, dominated her thought. One night she dreamt that this supreme Deity aroused Himself from His meditation and agreed to be born as her son. When she woke, she was filled with joy.
The mother, Bhuvaneswari Devi, accepted the child as a boon from Vireswara Siva and named him Vireswara. The family, however, gave him the name of Narendranath Datta, calling him, for short, Narendra, or more endearingly, Naren.
The Datta family of Calcutta, into which Narendranath had been born, was well known for its affluence, philanthropy, scholarship, and independent spirit. The grand father, Durgacharan, after the birth of his first son, had renounced the world in search of God. The father, Viswanath, an attorney-at-law of the High Court of Calcutta. … Though agnostic in religion and a mocker of social conventions, he possessed a large heart and often went out of his way to support idle relatives … . Naren’s father, however, kept a sharp eye on his children and would not tolerate the slightest deviation from good manners.
Bhuvaneswari Devi, the mother, was cast in a different mould. Regal in appearance and gracious in conduct, she belonged to the old tradition of Hindu womanhood. As mistress of a large household, she devoted her spare time to sewing and singing, being particularly fond of the great Indian epics, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, large portions of which she had memorized. She became the special refuge of the poor, and commanded universal respect because of her calm resignation to God, her inner tranquillity, and her dignified detachment in the midst of her many arduous duties.
(Swami Nikhilananda “Swami Vivekananda – A Biography”, Early Years)
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