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I came across an article by Sister Gayatriprana in the

Sri Sarada Society Notes.

 

Sister Gayatriprana's observation regarding the

unique teachings of Swami Vivekananda comes across as

 

Quoting from the article:

 

" All this is verily Brahman, Ramakrishna - Vivekananda Vedanta

has brought a new approach, applying the core truth of Vedanta

not only to spiritual (i.e. subjective) realms, but also to the objective

facts of experience, what we have thus far called the world of science "

 

End of quote.

 

This observation goes to the heart of the matter.

Very few devotees of Sri Ramakrishna or Swami Vivekananda

can spot this aspect of his teachings. There is a very

'old fashioned idea' that what we call external world is somehow

'secondary'. What nonsense!

There stands Brahman in all its glory - but we do not want that!!

We want some ' - mystical - magical - speculative, debating -

Brahman... hiding in a subtle manner in some ancient scriptures..

 

This century will replace these old ideas with a more direct

approach through science. An approach that will benefit

mankind in the grandest manner. Spirituality is not something

that just belonged to some ancient golden Vedic age... It is alive

and kicking and will continue to manifest itself in a more vibrant

and unusual manner in the days to come.

 

 

jay

Vivekananda Centre London

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