Sunday, April 19, 2015
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Swami Vivekananda and Mahatma Gandhi were two great sons of Mother India and also contemporaries; Vivekananda was a Jnanayogi, whereas Gandhi, was a Karmayogi.
Though their personalities and paths differed, they were brothers in spirit with a similar mission to realize God as Truth. Both yearned to see God in the faces of the poor and believed in serving the poor as “Daridra-Narayana” (daridra: poor, and Narayana: God).
In this talk we examine their backgrounds, their religious views and their supreme contribution to the humanity-at-large.