Full text: Swami Vivekananda's 1893 Chicago speech

In commemoration of the 149th birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, here is the full text of his famous Chicago speech which was introduced to the Hindu Council in Chicago in 1893.

In response to your enthusiasm and welcome heartfelt, it filled my heart with unexplainable joy. Thank you for the name of the oldest monk in the world; thank you for the name of the religious mother; thank you for the names of the Hindus of millions of all classes and denominations. Also, I would like to thank the Eastern representatives who told the speakers of this platform that people from distant countries might claim the right to be tolerant in different lands. I am proud to be a religion that is tolerant and universally accepted in the world of the church. In addition to believing in universal forgiveness we acknowledge that all religions are genuine. I am proud to be a country that protects all religions and persecuted refugees in all countries on the planet. We are proud that we gathered in our arms, they came to South India and came to our shelter in the year their shrine was destroyed by Roman tyrann It was. I am proud to have a protected religion and still plow the remains of Zoroastrian great people. Brother, I'd like to quote some of your hymns I remember repeating from my earliest days repeated every day by millions of people:

Because different flows from different sources in different locations mix water in the ocean, people go through different trends, different paths but they are visible but they are straight even if they are crooked

This treaty is one of the most rigorous meetings in history, itself is the defense of the world, the declaration of the world, Gita's preaching teachings.

No matter who came to me, I will touch him; everyone goes through the road that leads to me.

Sectarianism, paranoia and its terrible descendants, fanatism have enjoyed this beautiful land for a long time. They are full of violence on the earth, often soaked in the human blood, destroy the civilization, and despair the whole country. If it was not for these terrible devils, then human society will advance more than now. But their time is over and the bells ringing in the morning's meeting are all fanatic, the bells of all persecution caused by swords and pens, and all the people are persecuted for this process It is. Ruthless emotions all. Goal

In September 1893, Swami Vivekananda became famous worldwide after a speech at the World Religious Council in Chicago. The way to his success is not smooth. He is facing major obstacles and great difficulties. He overcame them with a small trick that the master taught. The yoga tradition has several forms. I will explain it in a modern way. The basic principle behind this technique is that you only need to attract it, whatever you want in space.

Swami · Vivekananda (1863-1902), a disciple of Rama Krishna, is known for four books on English yoga, and in 1893, Paramahanza Yogananda of the famous speech at Chicago's World Religious Council It is known as (1893-1952). He came to the United States in 1920, moved to Los Angeles in 1925, wrote autobiography of yoga in 1946, became a symbolic work of Sri Lankan Yuktoswa Gili (1855-1936) in the 1960's, and a master of Paramanhansa is. Yogananda is said to have a history of 1800 years, the legendary yogis and saints described in his book as founder of Kriya Yoga Mahabata Babaji (birth date and biography is unknown), Paramahansa Yogananda Even mentioned in his book

Swami Vivekananda was at the religious parliament platform in September 1893. On the platform (from left to right), on September 11, 1893, Dalma Para, Swami Vivekananda World Religious Council opened in the Chicago Art Museum as part of the World Columbia Expo. On this day, Vivekananda announced his first brief speech. He represents India and Hinduism. He was initially nervous, and the goddess Saraswati I learned in Hinduism began talking about "American sisters and brothers". For these words, he got up and got up from a group of 7000 people for 2 minutes.