77. Why look up to men for approbation, look up to God!
(Translated from Bengali) C/o E. T. STURDY, ESQ., HIGH [...]
76. Why not wear one’s country-dress, as befits gentlemen?
C/o E. T. STURDY, ESQ., READING, CAVERSHAM, ENGLAND, 18 [...]
72. The first requisite for organisation is obedience.
(Translated from Bengali) C/o E. T. STURDY, ESQ., HIGH [...]
68. All is for good. All conjunctions are for subsequent disjunction.
54 W. 33RD ST., NEW YORK, June, 1895. DEAR MRS. BULL, I [...]
66. Though the attendance is large, it does not even pay enough to cover the rent
54 W. 33RD ST., NEW YORK, May, 1895, Thursday. DEAR MRS [...]
37. You must go on with your Japa whatever direction the mind takes.
MOUNT ABU, 1891. DEAR GOVINDA SAHAY, You must go on wit [...]
30. The city is hot in summer, exactly like Calcutta.
19 WEST 38TH STREET, NEW YORK, August, 1895. BELOVED RĀ [...]
29. Teaching has become a part of my life, as necessary to my life as eating or breathing.
54 W. 33 NEW YORK, May, 1895. DEAR—, Since writing to y [...]
18. As far as you can, you must go on doing good work.
[Place: Belur Math. Year: 1901.] Swamiji is in indiffer [...]
11. I am ready to undergo a hundred thousand rebirths to train up a single man.
[Place: The Belur Math (under construction). Year: 1899 [...]