In this letter dated March 28, 1900, Swami Vivekananda expresses his happiness and increasing strength in facing life's challenges. He shares his philosophical insights, stating that the joys and sorrows of the world are transient and ultimately meaningless, akin to dreams that will eventually fade. He mentions his plans to meet friends in Paris and his desire to visit Chicago. Vivekananda reflects on the concept of self-realization, emphasizing that true happiness comes from within and that he is experiencing a profound peace beyond joy and sorrow. He concludes by affirming his realization of freedom and the importance of understanding one's self as the ultimate goal in life, aligning with the principles of Vedantism.

by Swami Vivekananda in English Biography

Writen by Swami Vivekananda

Category Biography