The Complete Works
Volume IX
The fifth series of letters, lectures, notes of classes, writings, excerpts from Sister Nivedita's book, sayings and newspaper reports.
Contents
Letters: Fifth Series
- 1. Pavhāri Bābā can live in Samādhi for from two to six months at a stretch.1 min
- 2. Once it comes, the fever does not easily leave those who have never had it before.1 min
- 3. Even a dog or a jackal may be my Guru—not to speak of a great soul like Pavhāri Bābā.2 min
- 4. Know it for certain that everything will be spoiled if delayed.1 min
- 5. A basket of roses will be sent to you in a few days at Chitpur.1 min
- 6. If one does not suit, another will.1 min
- 7. You and your whole family have made such a heavenly impression on me1 min
- 8. The snow scenery here has pleased me more than any other sight in this country.1 min
- 9. Mrs. Bagley is a very nice and kind lady.1 min
- 10. I am a monk—no self-defence.3 min
- 11. I have got the $200 for the engagements1 min
- 12. I am trying to starve and the whole world is against me!!2 min
- 13. I am nothing, the world is nothing, the Lord alone is the only worker.2 min
- 14. His will be done. Not I but Thou—that is always the motto of my life.1 min
- 15. They are trying to help me as much as they can and they will do a good deal, I have no doubt.2 min
- 16. Everywhere the Lord sends me kind persons and homes; so there is no use of my going into beastly worldliness at all.4 min
- 17. I am going to Boston on Sunday, day after tomorrow1 min
- 18. I have arrived in Boston again1 min
- 19. I long to fly to Chicago and shut up my mouth and give a long rest to mouth and lungs and mind.1 min
- 20. I do not care for anybody who cannot love my “Beloved”2 min
- 21. I nearly killed myself with laughing1 min
- 22. Arrived safely two hours ago1 min
- 23. It is very strange as coming from one who every day expects to see the whole of India converted to Christianity.2 min
- 24. My whole life is that of a vagabond—homeless, roving tramp; any fare, good or bad, in any country, is good enough for me.2 min
- 25. I would be taken care of right along.1 min
- 26. It is a very beautiful spot—this Greenacre1 min
- 27. My thanks and gratitude eternal to the sisters for their kindness in asking about my wants.2 min
- 28. At Greenacre I had to talk on an average 7 to 8 hours a day—that was rest, if it ever was.2 min
- XXIX Mother6 min
- 30. Wander about I must—that is my vow, my religion.3 min
- 31. I become very anxious when I do not hear from you.1 min
- 32. Herewith I send you an autograph letter of H.H. the Maharaja of Mysore, the chief Hindu king in India1 min
- 33. Immediately send me over the little scrap from the Indian Mirror1 min
- 34. I am firmly persuaded that a man is never improved by abuse but by praise3 min
- 35. I am not flying off without giving you due intimation.1 min
- 36. I am afraid the phonograph has not reached India at all1 min
- 37. I hope you will distribute my Master’s life to many good people.1 min
- 38. Have you heard anything about the phonograph from the express office?1 min
- 39. I am going to send the greater part of the money I have got to India2 min
- 40. Yesterday I went to see Washington1 min
- 41. I received your kind note and the introductory letters.1 min
- 42. I have been very kindly treated by Mrs. Enoch Totten.1 min
- 43. American express, indeed!1 min
- 44. I have got news of the phonograph—it has reached safe2 min
- 45. I have sent part of my money to India and intend sending nearly the whole of it very soon2 min
- 46. I am determined to work my project out. I must see the light.2 min
- 47. I have got a new scarlet coat but can get no orange here.1 min
- 48. What was the original Greek idea of the soul, both philosophical and popular?1 min
- 49. God alone is real; everything else is a dream only3 min
- 50. I have about a thousand dollars in the Boston bank and a few hundred in the New York—they all go to India1 min
- 51. I think it is some books sent to me from India.1 min
- 52. I was away a long time in the country. Came back day before yesterday.1 min
- 53. I am going to the Thousand Islands1 min
- 54. Lord bless you ever and ever for your untiring kindness to me.1 min
- 55. The cigars are indeed delicious—and a hundred times so, as coming from you.1 min
- 56. I am going to the Thousand Islands for the summer to visit a friend and some of my pupils will be there.1 min
- 57. This week will be the last of my classes1 min
- 58. I am just now in receipt of your letter and will be very happy to join the religions Congress at Toronto1 min
- 59. Today I leave New York at 5 p.m. by steamer with Mr. Leggett.1 min
- 60. He is a noble, noble soul—one who sincerely wishes the fellowship of all humanity.1 min
- 61. I am going to Europe by the end of August or a little later.1 min
- 62. I am so glad too I will have something to present to Mrs. Bagley, Mrs. Bull, etc.1 min
- 63. The shirts arrived yesterday; they are nice and fit me well.1 min
- 64. I will be in Detroit a day or two on my way.1 min
- 65. I pray constantly that all mankind will come to know the reality, i.e. God1 min
- 66. We will see each other next spring in Chicago, Mother, if we all live.1 min
- 67. I want to see you married in Paris and then I go over to London.1 min
- 68. Telegraph1 min
- 69. Write to me as soon as you can—I am so anxious to hear from you.1 min
- 70. After the hard work at the Thousand Islands, I am taking a few days quiet1 min
- 71. Telegram to Sister Christine1 min
- 72. Rest will be my death—such is the force of habit3 min
- 73. I am once more on American Soil1 min
- 74. I had a splendid success in England1 min
- 75. I will settle the dates for Detroit and Chicago after hearing from you and from Chicago.1 min
- 76. He is a holy and noble gentleman.1 min
- 77. All India owes him a deep debt of gratitude.1 min
- 78. Merry Christmas and happy New Year to you.1 min
- 79. May peace and health rest on you and yours for ever.1 min
- 80. Whoever wants to help his fellow beings through genuine love and unselfishness will work wonders.1 min
- 81. I enjoyed my visit with the Leggetts exceedingly. It has braced me for further work.1 min
- 82. The work here had begun in right earnest, and we will advance it farther this year than in the last.1 min
- 83. I want to finish some text books to be the basis of work when I am gone.1 min
- 84. Did you receive my poem?1 min
- 85. I have not slept even one night soundly in New York since I came2 min
- 86. Will you oblige me by giving Mr. Goodwin any particulars you can1 min
- 87. Your uncle was a great soul, and his whole life was given to doing good to his country. Hope you will all follow in his footsteps.1 min
- 88. I am enjoying Boston very much1 min
- 89. The so-called class swelled up to 500 people last night and, am afraid, will go on increasing.1 min
- 90. In this life we meet and part again and again; but the mind is omnipresent and can be, hear, and feel anywhere.1 min
- 91. I am all safe and sound here in England.1 min
- 92. Life is short and time is flying. I am so sorry you are losing sight of that.1 min
- 93. Herewith I constitute you as my attorney and representative in regards to all publication pamphlets1 min
- 94. I am going to Switzerland for a vacation in a few days.1 min
- 95. The work in England bids fair to be much better and deeper than in the U.S1 min
- 96. Ever ready to co-operate with, and at the service of, all who are striving to bring the light of the spirit1 min
- 97. I am very glad to learn that you have been favourably impressed by Sāradānanda.1 min
- 98. I am in Switzerland—constantly on the move—getting a much needed rest1 min
- 99. I have another Sannyāsin over here with me now,1 min
- 100. I will be at yours on Friday next, at 4 p.m.1 min
- CI Miss Noble1 min
- CII Christina1 min
- CIII Madras Comittee1 min
- CIV Gentlemen1 min
- CV Christina1 min
- CVI Mrs. Bull1 min
- CVII Ram Ram1 min
- CVIII Miss Noble1 min
- CIX Lalajee1 min
- CX Badri Sah1 min
- CXI Mother1 min
- CXII Mrs. Bull1 min
- CXIII Friend1 min
- CXIV Shivananda2 min
- CXV Christina1 min
- CXVI Sister Christine1 min
- CXVII Miss Noble1 min
- CXVIII Christina2 min
- CXIX Margaret1 min
- CXX Dhira Mata2 min
- CXXI Jagmohan1 min
- CXXII Miss MacLeod1 min
- CXXIII Sir1 min
- CXXIV Miss Macleod / Mrs. Bull1 min
- CXXV Mr. J. J. Goodwin’s Mother1 min
- CXXVI Your Highness1 min
- CXXVII Christina1 min
- CXXVIII Your Highness2 min
- CXXIX Your Highness2 min
- CXXX Margot1 min
- CXXXI Nivedita1 min
- CXXXII Christina1 min
- CXXXIII Raja1 min
- CXXXIV S1 min
- CXXXV Margot1 min
- CXXXVI Sir1 min
- CXXXVII Margot1 min
- CXXXVIII Christina1 min
- CXXXIX Miss Macleod1 min
- CXL Christina1 min
- CXLI Christina1 min
- CXLII Sister Christine1 min
- CXLIII Mother2 min
- CXLIV Isabelle1 min
- CXLV Christina1 min
- CXLVI Mother Church1 min
- CXLVII Mother2 min
- CXLVIII Christina1 min
- CXLIX Christina1 min
- CL Christina1 min
- CLI Christina1 min
- CLII Christine1 min
- CLIII Mrs. Bull1 min
- CLIV Christina1 min
- CLV Dhira Mata1 min
- CLVI Mother1 min
- CLVII Margot1 min
- CLVIII Mother1 min
- CLIX Christina2 min
- CLX Brahmananda1 min
- CLXI Christina2 min
- CLXII Margo1 min
- CLXIII Joe2 min
- CLXIV Christina1 min
- CLXV Sister Christine1 min
- CLXVI Margot1 min
- CLXVII Margot1 min
- CLXVIII Mother1 min
- CLXIX Christina1 min
- CLXX Abhedananda1 min
- CLXXI Christina2 min
- CLXXII Christina1 min
- CLXXIII Christina1 min
- CLXXIV Christina1 min
- CLXXV Mrs. Hansbrough1 min
- CLXXVI Sister Christine1 min
- CLXXVII Mrs. Hansbrough1 min
- CLXXVIII Abhedananda1 min
- CLXXIX Christina1 min
- CLXXX Mrs. Leggett1 min
- CLXXXI Christine1 min
- CLXXXII Nivedita1 min
- CLXXXIII Christine1 min
- CLXXXIV Christina1 min
- CLXXXV Mother1 min
- CLXXXVI Alberta1 min
- CLXXXVII Christina1 min
- CLXXXVIII Margo1 min
- CLXXXIX Sister Christine1 min
- CXC Your Highness1 min
- CXCI Mother1 min
- CXCII Sir1 min
- CXCIII Margot2 min
- CXCIV Christine1 min
- CXCV Introduction1 min
- CXCVI Christine1 min
- CXCVII Mother1 min
- CXCVIII Mrs. Hansbrough1 min
- CXCIX Friend1 min
- CC Christina1 min
- CCI Christine1 min
- CCII Christine1 min
- CCIII Christine4 min
- CCIV Christine1 min
- CCV Christina1 min
- CCVI Christina1 min
- CCVII Margo1 min
- CCVIII Christina2 min
- CCIX Chrisitne1 min
- CCX Christine1 min
- CCXI Christine3 min
- CCXII Christine2 min
- CCXIII Sister Christine1 min
- CCXIV Christine1 min
- CCXV Joe2 min
- CCXVI Joe1 min
- CCXVII Mrs. Hansbrough1 min
- CCXVIII Margo2 min
- CCXIX Christine1 min
- CCXX Mother1 min
- CCXXI Joe1 min
- CCXXII Christine1 min
- CCXXIII Mademoiselle1 min
- CCXIV Christine2 min
- CCXXV Christine2 min
- CCXXVI Christine1 min
- CCXXVII Christine1 min
Lectures and Discourses
Notes of Lectures and Classes
Writings: Prose and Poems
Conversations and Interviews
Excerpts from Sister Nivedita's Book
- Note1 min
- Foreword3 min
- I The Home On The Ganges6 min
- II At Naini Tal And Almora5 min
- III Morning Talks At Almora19 min
- IV On The Way To Kathgodam3 min
- V On The Way To Baramulla8 min
- VI The Vale Of Kashmir4 min
- VII Life At Srinagar8 min
- VIII The Temple Of Pandrenthan9 min
- IX Walks And Talks Beside The Jhelum9 min
- X The Shrine Of Amarnath6 min
- XI At Srinagar On The Return Journey4 min
- XII The Camp Under The Chennaars5 min
- Concluding Words Of The Editor1 min

