Prabuddha Bharata Or Awakened India

How else could he have known the thoughts the hopes the purposes of the greatest of the Moguls ? One of his beliefs was that before one reached the life in which the enlightement was to be achieved one must have run the whole gamut of experiences : suffered every tragedy and the direst poverty and enjoyed to the utmost all that the world has to offer : wealth adulation fame power ecsta [...] They left behind them Saracenic builings —structures of surpassing beauty —a tradition of learning and no small part of the culture and wisdom of the East." WHAT THE MAHOMEDANS SHOULD DO BY THE EDITOR I For sometime past the problem of the Hindu-Moslem unity has been uppemost in the mind of all Indians who are even in the least particular about the welfare of the country. [...] Instead of touching one another's feet as was the custom before the Sikhs were to fold their hands and hail each other as the Purfied Ones of the wonderful Lord who is ever victorious." The Khalsa was inspired by a sense of divine mission to right the wrongs of the world ; and in the discharge of his duties no fear of earthly power was to stand in the way. [...] The same love of the dramtic is exhibited by the way he exposed the futility of the belief in Durga the goddess of power. [...] The bright and the dark the ugly and the beautiful the Hindus and the Muslims have developed themselves according to the fashions of different countries.