The story revolves around a lecture given by Swami Vivekananda titled "Divinity of Man," held at an opera house on February 22, 1894. The lecture attracted a large audience and discussed profound ideas about the soul, its relationship with the mind and body, and the essence of man being pure and holy despite being clouded. Vivekananda emphasized the individuality of the soul and the importance of spiritual freedom, contrasting it with Western views on salvation. After the lecture, he engaged in a question-and-answer session, responding to inquiries from a diverse group of attendees, including preachers, professors, and students, in a friendly and accommodating manner. The text highlights the significance of Vivekananda's teachings and the interest they generated in America.

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