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 liblishya into English The reader cannot but be struck by the close correspondence of the translation with the original as regards beauty of langna ex and perspicuity. [...] " The translation of so huge and important a work demands learning and industry of a high order and we have abundant evidence of both in the volume before us The book is on the whole a most welcome addition to the literature of Vedanta in English."—The Hindu. [...] " 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. [...] They would say to such persons "Enjoy the delicious soup of the M0gur fish and the sweet embrace of your dear ones at the same time that you take the panic of Hari." Many people attracted by the first two would chant the name of God. [...] the people caught a ray of the Divine Shiva is the teacher of all the gods Light and threw all selfish considerin the different branches of learning.