Autobiography of Swami Vivekananda.
                     Autobiography of Swami 
Vivekananda
Fact -1 
• Swami Vivekananda ( 12 January 1863 – 4 
July 1902), conceived Narendranath Datta , 
was an Indian Hindu priest, a main pupil of 
the nineteenth century Indian spiritualist 
Ramakrishna. 
Fact -2 
• He was a key figure in the presentation of the Indian ways of 
thinking of Vedanta and Yoga toward the Western world and is 
credited with raising interfaith mindfulness, carrying Hinduism to 
the status of a significant world religion during the late 
nineteenth century. 
Fact -3 
• He was a significant power in the recovery of Hinduism in India, 
and added to the idea of patriotism in pioneer India. 
• Vivekananda established the Ramakrishna Math and the 
Ramakrishna Mission. 
Fact -4
• He was affected by his Guru, Ramakrishna Deva, from whom he 
discovered that every living being were an encapsulation of the 
celestial self; hence, administration to God could be rendered by 
administration to humankind. 
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Fact -5
• After Ramakrishna's passing, Vivekananda visited 
the Indian subcontinent broadly and gained direct 
information on the conditions winning in British 
India. 
• He later headed out to the United States, speaking 
to India at the 1893 Parliament of the World 
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Fact -6
• Vivekananda directed several open and private 
talks and classes, spreading precepts of Hindu way 
of thinking in the United States, England and 
Europe. 
• In India, Vivekananda is viewed as an enthusiastic 
holy person and his birthday is commended there 
as National Youth Day. 
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Fact -7
• By and by, Vivekananda was more affected by the Brahmo 
Samaj's and its new thoughts, than by Ramakrishna. 
• It was Sen's impact who carried Vivekananda completely into 
contact with western elusiveness, and it was additionally by 
means of Sen that he met Ramakrishna.
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Fact -8
• In 1871, at eight years old, Narendranath selected at Ishwar 
Chandra Vidyasagar's Metropolitan Institution, where he went to 
class until his family moved to Raipur in 1877. 
• In 1879, after his family's arrival to Calcutta, he was the main 
understudy to get first-division stamps in the Presidency College 
selection test. 
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Fact -9
• He was an enthusiastic peruser in a wide scope of subjects, 
including reasoning, religion, history, sociology, craftsmanship 
and writing. 
• He was likewise keen on Hindu sacred texts, including the Vedas, 
the Upanishads, the Bhagavad Gita, the Ramayana, the 
Mahabharata and the Puranas. 
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Fact -10
• Narendra was prepared in Indian traditional music, and routinely 
partook in physical exercise, sports and sorted out exercises. 
• Narendra examined Western rationale, Western way of thinking 
and European history at the General Assembly's Institution.
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