Swami Vivekananda's letters in Volume 8 of his Complete Works highlight his deep gratitude and reflections during his time in the United States in 1895. In a letter to Miss Mary Hale, he expresses appreciation for her help with mail from India and discusses his anticipation for books and other items he has ordered. He reflects on a sense of calm and peace he feels in his current environment, stating that he is experiencing a spiritual state of rest and liberation from worldly attachments. In another letter addressed to Mr. E. T. Sturdy, Vivekananda shares his travel plans to Paris and London, mentioning that he will be attending a friend's wedding. He acknowledges Sturdy's advice regarding organizational efforts and expresses his intent to follow through on it. Overall, these letters convey Vivekananda's spiritual insights, gratitude for friendships, and his ongoing journey of self-discovery and connection with the divine.

by Swami Vivekananda in English Biography

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