Prabuddha Bharata or Awakened India

Another point in which Swamiji's view of Indian nationalism envisages the developments of the future is the rise of the workers of the world of the Sudra power. [...] That the future of every nation and of India of course is in the hands of the Sudra he unhesittingly declared on many occasions; and there is at least one passage in his written books which will become the very charter of the freedom of the Sudra and the sacred mantram of its consecration. [...] And here we undestand the significance of Swamiji's ijunction that the glory of the Atman should be preached all over the land from the highest to the lowest. [...] So the proclaiming of the glory of the Atman is one of the ways of reconciling Politics etc. [...] And if we are to spare ourselves the suicidal war between the classes and the masses if the Sudra power in India is to rise to its legitimate height without civil war what can be a better and a more przitent means than the sacrifice of the best and the purest of the nation to the serviFe of the depressed masses of India?