Prabuddha Bharata or Awakened India

"Swami Madhavanandaji of the Ramkrishna Order has placed all lovers of the Hindu Philosophy under a deep debt of gratitude by bringing out for the first time a complete translation of the Upanishad and the 13hashya into English The reader cannot but be struck by the close correspondence of the translation with the original as regards beauty of language and pc rspicuity. [...] 2. The intimation of the change of address for the period of three months or over should reach us before the 20th of the preceding month ; for a shorter period arrangements should be made with the local Post Office. [...] Sow now the seeds of the present for the fruits of the future. [...] The Mandukyopanishad with the Karika embodies in itself the quintessence of the entire philosophy of Vedanta." Besides in the whole field of Indian philosophical literature there are few writings that can equal it in its 'appeal to minds that have imbibed the rationalistic and scientific spirit of modern times. [...] "If our young men wish to win the respect and admiration of the world let them draw their inspiration from the wonderful life of the Swamiji who was not only a seer and the greatest standard-bearer of Vedantism in the East and the West but the very impersonation of all that is great and noble in life."—A.