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The Path of Action

The Path of Action. Celebrating Swami Vivekandanda. Aum Bhoor Bhuvah Swaha Tat Savitur Varenyam Bhargo Devasya Dheemahi Dhiyo yo nah prachodayat. May the worlds bear witness to my prayer That adorable light on which the enlightened meditate May That illumine my intellect.

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The Path of Action

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  1. The Path of Action Celebrating Swami Vivekandanda

  2. Aum Bhoor Bhuvah Swaha Tat Savitur VarenyamBhargo DevasyaDheemahi Dhiyo yo nah prachodayat May the worlds bear witness to my prayer That adorable light onwhich the enlightenedmeditate May That illumine my intellect Gayatri Mantra: The Hymn of the Universe

  3. The Life of Swami Vivekananda Ajay Kshatriya

  4. Birth in Kolkata 12 Jan 1863 Guru and Disciple 1881-1886 Meditation at the tip of India 24 Dec 1882 1879 Higher Learning 1890-1892 Wandering Monk 1893 Parliament of World Religions The life of Narendranath Datta

  5. Unity of all Existence

  6. What is Unity? As soon as I think that I am a little body, I want to preserve it, to protect it, to keep it nice, at the expense of other bodies; then you and I become separate.

  7. What is Unity? All is the Self or Brahman. The saint, the sinner, the lamb, the tiger, even the murderer, as far as they have any reality, can be nothing else, because there is nothing else.

  8. Prabhuji More Avagun Indian Students Dance Group

  9. O Lord, Look not upon my evil qualities Thy name O Lord is Same Sightedness See in us both the same Brahman (Higher Self) One piece of iron is in the image in the temple And another is the knife in the hands of a butcher But the philosopher’s stone knows not these distinctions, Both alike turn to gold One drop of water is in the sacred Yamuna Another is found in the ditch by the roadside But when they finally meet and flow as one stream into the Ganges Both alike become holy Prabhuji more avagun chit na dharo Samdarsi hai naam tihaaro, chaaho to paar karo Ik loha pooja mein raakhat, ik ghar vyadhik paro Sau duvidha paaras nahi jaanat, kanchan karat kharo Ik nadiya ik naar kahaavat, main lohi neer bhayo Jab mili dono ek baran bhai, sur sari naam paro Thy Name is Same Sightedness

  10. Prabhuji more avagun chit na dharo O Lord, look not upon my evil qualities

  11. Prabhuji more avagun chit na dharo O Lord, look not upon my evil qualities

  12. Sama darsi hai naam tiharo Thy name O Lord is Same Sightedness

  13. Sama darsi hai naam tiharo Thy name O Lord is Same Sightedness

  14. Chaaho to paar karo If you want you can emancipate me

  15. Chaaho to paar karo If you want you can emancipate me

  16. Prabhuji more avagun chit na dharo O Lord, look not upon my evil qualities

  17. Prabhuji more avagun chit na dharo O Lord, look not upon my evil qualities

  18. Ek loha pooja mein rakhat One piece of iron in the deity in the temple

  19. Ek ghar badhik paro And another is the knife in the hands of a butcher

  20. Ek loha pooja mein rakhat One piece of iron in the deity in the temple

  21. Ek ghar badhik paro And another is the knife in the hands of a butcher

  22. Sau doovidha paras nahin jaanat It matters not to the philosopher's stone

  23. Sau doovidha paras nahin jaanat It matters not to the philosopher's stone

  24. Kanchan kharat karo Which turns both to gold

  25. Prabhuji more avagun chit na dharo O Lord, look not upon my evil qualities

  26. Prabhuji more avagun chit na dharo O Lord, look not upon my evil qualities

  27. Ek nadiya ek naar kahaavat One drop of water in the sacred Yamuna

  28. Mailo hi neer bharo Another drop in the ditch by the roadside

  29. Ek nadiya ek naar kahaavat One drop of water in the sacred Yamuna

  30. Mailo hi neer bharo Another drop in the ditch by the roadside

  31. Jab mili dono ek baran bhaye But when they fall into the Ganga

  32. Jab mili dono ek baran bhaye But when they fall into the Ganga

  33. Sur sari naav taro Both alike become holy

  34. Prabhuji more avagun chit na dharo O Lord, look not upon my evil qualities

  35. Prabhuji more avagun chit na dharo O Lord, look not upon my evil qualities

  36. Tan maya mey jo brahma kahaavat When a materially trapped being utters the name of Brahman

  37. Tan maya mey jo brahma kahaavat When a materially trapped being utters the name of Brahman

  38. Kayan ko nirdhar kijiye Make the body a carrier of water

  39. Kayan ko nirdhar kijiye

  40. Kaipan jat taro

  41. Prabhuji more avagun chit na dharo O Lord, look not upon my evil qualities

  42. Prabhuji more avagun chit na dharo O Lord, look not upon my evil qualities

  43. Realize this Unity “Each soul is potentially divine. The goal is to manifest this divinity within, by controlling nature, external and internal. Do this either by work, or worship, or psychic control, or philosophy - by one, or more, or all of these - and be free. This is the whole of religion. Doctrines, or dogmas, or rituals, or books, or temples, or forms, are but secondary details." - Swami Vivekananada

  44. The Path of Action (Karma Yoga) You only control your action and not the results. So be not motivated by results; nor be attached to inaction. Bhagvad Gita, 2:47

  45. The Path of Action (Karma Yoga) Joyful Being

  46. Swami Vivekananda’s thoughts on Social Reform Lauren Bausch

  47. Vyadha Gita The Butcher’s Song

  48. Introducing Interfaith Dialogue

  49. Introducing Interfaith Dialogue “God is the thread that runs through all these pearls, and each pearl is a religion or even a sect thereof.”

  50. Introducing Interfaith Dialogue “The idea that one man is born superior to another has no meaning in Vedanta (Hindu philosophy). Never judge the customs of other people by your own standards.”

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