The Vedanta Kesari December 1928

Swami Sarada J 11 nanda one of the chosen disciples of the Great Master and the late secretary of the Ramakrishna Mission feeling the necessity of a biography with the full available details of the Master's life brough1.1 liout a book in about five volumes in Bengali unJer the title of Sri leamakriskna Leelapras.znga which can fairly be called on exhau6 tive treatment of the subject consi [...] The aim which runs through all is the realisation of the Self the knoledge of the Atman the elaboration and impression of the sublime Truth taught by all religions by the Vedas and the Puranas by the hoary sages of antiquity by the Lord Shri krishna and reitrated by the Lord Jesus Christ in those hallowed words which will live for ever—What shall it profit a man if he shall gain the w [...] And it gives satisfaction to every lover of freedcm that the Indian National Congress is no more a negligible factor in the political life of the Indians but stands as a full-throated organ to voice forth the manifold grievances of the dumb millions of the country and furnishes the much-needed cohesive force to meet the coflicting interests of diverse communities. [...] Hence it is desirable that the patriotic souls of India who are trying to mould the destinies of the people should weigh in the balance of their past experience how far their acivities have hitherto ameliorated the condition of the suffering millions and secured a solid foothold in the consolidated aspira - tions of the nation. [...] The pampered section of society not unlike the " reformed intellects of the present day have already bid adieu to the " vicious association of the " rustics and taken to a life of ease and comfort in the green-house of polished society in towns.