Incidentally, the great Swamiji and I were born on the same day - January 12. But anyways, I do have a very high regard and respect for this man. I remember to have read that a woman approached him and proposed him just because she wanted to have a son like Swamiji. Just see the greatness of this great man - he told the woman to consider him as his son! How humble! What a great man!

Swamiji's teachings are relevant and valid even today and are a great source of inspiration to us all. Let us all remember him and pay our humble respects to Swamiji!!


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He is my idol and I feel teachings are well suited for youth. The development of any country is dependent on youth. I pay my tribute to this great philosopher

I am really glad that he was born more than a century ago else he would have been deeply pained to see the youth of this country busy raping women and the so-called leaders of trying like hell to put their feet in their mouths!

The sparse replies to this thread also proves that no one is interested in discussing the positive things or serious thoughts! :blink: Really sad!

@Kalyani

I too note this development here that there are not too many willing to engage themselves in serious discussions. May be the sign of our times! Responses to frivolous threads are more and dangerously overwhelming!!! :huh: :huh: :huh:

I too made such an observation once only to be condemned by many prominent members....however, as long as there are even a handful who would participate it is not too bad...

@Usha

It is better to remain in splendid isolation than to join the herd!

A lesson I have learned rather a hard way! :laugh:

He is my idol and I feel teachings are well suited for youth. The development of any country is dependent on youth. I pay my tribute to this great philosopher

I am really glad that he was born more than a century ago else he would have been deeply pained to see the youth of this country busy raping women and the so-called leaders of trying like hell to put their feet in their mouths!

The sparse replies to this thread also proves that no one is interested in discussing the positive things or serious thoughts! :blink: Really sad!

@Kalyani

I too note this development here that there are not too many willing to engage themselves in serious discussions. May be the sign of our times! Responses to frivolous threads are more and dangerously overwhelming!!! :huh: :huh: :huh:

I too made such an observation once only to be condemned by many prominent members....however, as long as there are even a handful who would participate it is not too bad...

@Usha

It is better to remain in splendid isolation than to join the herd!

A lesson I have learned rather a hard way! :laugh:

Lessons never come the soft way!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

He is my idol and I feel teachings are well suited for youth. The development of any country is dependent on youth. I pay my tribute to this great philosopher

I am really glad that he was born more than a century ago else he would have been deeply pained to see the youth of this country busy raping women and the so-called leaders of trying like hell to put their feet in their mouths!

The sparse replies to this thread also proves that no one is interested in discussing the positive things or serious thoughts! :blink: Really sad!

@Kalyani

I too note this development here that there are not too many willing to engage themselves in serious discussions. May be the sign of our times! Responses to frivolous threads are more and dangerously overwhelming!!! :huh: :huh: :huh:

I too made such an observation once only to be condemned by many prominent members....however, as long as there are even a handful who would participate it is not too bad...

@Usha

It is better to remain in splendid isolation than to join the herd!

A lesson I have learned rather a hard way! :laugh:

Lessons never come the soft way!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

In a way that is good because you are not likely to forget it :laugh: ....You go on with more determination than ever before ! :dry: