The text includes letters from Swami Vivekananda, highlighting his correspondence with his disciples during his travels in 1897. In the first letter addressed to Swami Brahmananda from Lahore, dated November 15, 1897, Vivekananda expresses hope for the health of his friends and informs him about the successful events in Lahore. He mentions plans to travel to Dehra Dun and notes that a tour to Sind has been postponed. Vivekananda requests updates on certain individuals and mentions the collection of subscriptions for their expenses. He reassures Brahmananda about his health and encourages him to work energetically, particularly regarding preparations for a significant celebration of Shri Ramakrishna's birthday. In the second letter to Swami Premananda from Dehra Dun, dated November 24, 1897, Vivekananda shares news about mutual acquaintances and expresses concern for a colleague suffering from neck pain. He requests the sending of old ghee for both himself and the ailing colleague. He mentions upcoming travel plans and concludes with affectionate regards to his disciples. These letters reflect Vivekananda's dedication to his work, concern for his colleagues' well-being, and the organizational aspects of their mission.

by Swami Vivekananda in English Biography

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