The Vedanta Kesari January 1938

to the eternal verities of life to Speak unto men with the strength 'Of:Convition about the existence of God about the nature of the soul and about the ways of realising our highest spiritual destiny—this is not in any way a mean and ignoble function. [...] The Swami is certain beyond the shadow of a doubt that in the moern world too India is bound to play the same role as in the past. [...] In the British Empire in the English langage and in the modern methods of communication the Swamiasees that interlir* of the world thich ilfas always the 'Occasion for India to broadcast -her spiritual ideas. [...] to the werld sat*: The Vedanta philosphy of India is according to the Swami the highest achievement of man in the quest after God and to his mind it is the only system of religious thought that can stand the test of reason and science without applying which the modern Mind is not in a mood to aeep‘t any 'religious system. [...] To forget this and to love politics and economics in themselves to make the attainment of the dominant position in these fields as the be-all and end-all'Of our national life is according to the Swami the surest way to bring India to her ruin.