Swami Vivekananda Biography | Motivational Biography

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“Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life; dream of it; think of it; live on that idea. Let the brain, the body, muscles, nerves, every part of your body be full of that idea, and just leave every other idea alone. This is the way to success, and this is the way great spiritual giants are produced.”
― Swami Vivekananda

Swami Vivekananda Biography 

Motivational Biography of Swami Vivekananda

Our country India has been the birthplace and workplace of great people for centuries. In this sacred realm of the earth, there were so many wise men who, in their contemplation and philosophy, not only glorified India but also the world, one of such great personalities was Swami Vivekananda.

Swami Vivekananda was a living idol of Indian philosophy, culture, religion, thought and country love. Strongly supporting global brotherhood, he introduced the world to the basic foundation of Indian culture and philosophy of spirituality and human values.

The example of Swami Vivekananda's philosophy and contemplation, which has strong co-ordination in spirituality, religion, energy, society, culture, country love, and world brotherhood, is not found in possibly a person's personality in the history of Vivekananda.

Due to the coordination between all these qualities and then all these qualities, the energy that sparked in Vivekananda's interaction became the witness of his immense personality.

• An Early Life of Swami Vivekananda 

Swami Vivekananda was born on 12 January 1863 in Calcutta; His name was kept as Narendranath in childhood. His father's name was Vishwanath Dutt and mother's name was Bhuvaneshwari Devi. 

Vishwanath Dutt was a successful and well-known lawyer of the Calcutta High Court of his time, he was also a knowledgeable person of English and Persian.

Mother Bhuvaneshwari Devi was a devout woman and a wise woman, she was proficient in religious texts like Mahabharata and Ramayana. 

He was also a good friend of English. In such a situation, it was natural that Balendra Narendra got an initial knowledge of Western English language at home and he got an opportunity to understand the Hindu religion and culture from his mother.

In the canopy of the mother, there was such a deep impression of spiritualism that the child in the nurses used to be engrossed in meditation in the house itself.

It is said that one day he became so engrossed in meditation in the house that when the people broke the door of the room and shook them sharply, then they got distracted by going somewhere and then disturbed.

Going forward, this child became the carrier of meditation, spiritualism, nationalism, Hinduism, and culture all over the world and famous for the name of Swami Vivekananda.

Balendra Narendra enrolled in school at the age of six years. The point is 1877 when he was studying in the third grade. 

His family had to go to Raipur suddenly for some reason, the conditional child was interrupted only in the middle of the education of Narendra. 

Two years later, his family returned to Calcutta, but after seeing God's grace and the clever wisdom of the child Narendra, the school re-admitted him. Balendra Narendra also did not lose time in studies so much that he completed the course of three years in a year.

The result of devotion to God and education was that in the examination for admission to college, Narendra passed with special qualifications and got admission in the famous Presidency College in Kolkata.

Presidency College Principal, W. W. He was very impressed with the talent of Youth Narendra, he once said, 'I have gone to many countries and I have many dear students, but I have not seen the talented and disciplined candidates like Narendra'.

The student was influenced by the ideas of Narendra John Stuart, Herbert Spencer, and Hume in life. His study saw a huge change in the ideas of Yuva Narendra.

During this time, he was inclined towards Brahma Samaj, due to his strong desire to know the truth, he came in contact with the leader of Brahmo Samaj, Maharshi Devendra Nath Thakur.

One day, the young Narendra asked Devendra Nath Thakur, 'Have you seen God?' He was amazed by this question of Narendra.

In order to calm the curiosity of Yuva Narendra, he advised Narendra to go to Ramakrishna Paramahansa, Ramakrishna Paramahamsa was a priest at Kali Mandir of Dakshineswar in Kolkata at that time.

Although Narendra had heard about Ramkrishna Paramhans with his college Principal William Hasty, his meditation at that time was not attracted to Ramkrishna Paramhans, now when he heard from Devendra Nath Thakur, he decided to meet Paramhans. And reached them.

He also asked Paramahansa the same question whether he has seen God? Responding to the question of Yuva Narendra, Ramkrishna Paramahansa said, 'Yes have seen and talked, just like I am seeing you and talking to you'.

Young Narendra was impressed with the thoughts of Ramkrishna Paramhans, he now started to visit the Dakshineswar temple and went on to strengthen his relationship with Ramkrishna Paramhans.

• The Spiritual Journey of Swami Vivekananda

In 1884, Narendra's father died, there was a cloud of an economic crisis in the house. After the death of his father, he passed the BA examination and started studying law.

At that time their poverty alleviation was that they used to wear tired clothes and go to college without shoes, but in this poverty, their attraction towards God and spirituality did not diminish, the proximity between Narendra and Ramkrishna Paramhans grew.

In 1885, Ramkrishna Paramhans suffered from cancer, and the next year he ascended to heaven after that Narendra established Ramakrishna Sangha in Barahnagar. However, later it was named Ramakrishna Math.

Shortly after the establishment of Ramakrishna Sangh, Yuva Narendra took the veneration of Viraja Home and took the vow of Brahmacharya and sacrifice, and he became Swami Vivekananda from Narendra. By the year 1888, he remained in Warahnagar and after that he left for India.

While leaving Varanasi, Ayodhya, Lucknow, Agra, Vrindavan, and Hathras, they came out towards the Himalayas. At Hathras railway station, he initiated the station master Sharat Chandra Gupta and made him his first disciple and named him Sadanand.

In the year 1890, Swamiji returned to Warahnagar. In February 1891, Swamiji became one-up and went on tour as a Parivrajak for two years. 

During this tour, he came in contact with Rajput Rajshahi of Rajasthan, Maharaja of Alwar and Khetadi took initiation from him. After traveling to Rajasthan, he left for Mumbai to travel to South India.

Swami ji reached Kanyakumari on December 23, 1892, where he stayed for three days in a long and grave mortuary. 

Returning from there, he met his Gurubhai Swami Brahmand and Swami Thrumyanand who resided in Abu Road in Rajasthan.


In this meeting, he explained his pain and said, "I have traveled all over India. I am very sorry to see the poverty of the country and the misery of people, now I am going to America for their liberation."

It is well known that after the visit of Swami Ji to this America, there was a radical change in the thinking and thinking of India around the world.

• Swamiji's America Visit and Chicago Speech

Swami Vivekananda left for Mumbai from Mumbai on 31 May 1893 to join the World Parliament of Religions. 

He traveled to Chicago at the end of July in Sri Lanka, Panama, Singapore, Hong Kong, Canton, Nagasaki, Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo, Yokohama while traveling on the tough sea route.

Going there, he came to know that in the first week of September, the Dharma Parishad will start, but Swamiji became disturbed by knowing that only the representatives of well-known organizations will get the chance to speak.

To deal with this problem, he first contacted a friend of Madras, but he was disappointed, then he contacted Harvard University professor John Henry Wright. Professor Wright invited Swamiji to deliver a speech at Harvard.

Professor Wright was so impressed with Swami Ji's Harvard speech that he asked Swamiji that it is like asking the person to introduce you as if the sun is being asked which authority he is shining in the sky.

After this, Prof Wright wrote a letter to the President of the Parliament of Religions that, please do not allow this great person to be allowed to join the Parliament of Dharma as a representative of India, not on behalf of any organization.

The Parliament of Religions began in Chicago on 11 September 1893. When Swami Vivekananda's turn came to address the Parliament of Religions, he got a little nervous and the drops of sweat shone on his forehead. 

The people present there felt that this young sannyasin who came from India would not be able to say anything while restraining himself, Swamiji meditated on his guru and after this, he left his mouth and kept listening to the religion.

Speaking before Swamiji in this speech - my brothers and sisters of America With this sweet words of Swami Ji, all were amazed and for almost two minutes the auditorium was resonating with the thundering of applause after this Swamiji gave such an exalted speech filled with spirituality and knowledge that in the speech of Swachaksar Written

In the speech given by Swami Vivekananda in the World Parliament of Religions, in Chicago, where there was knowledge of Vedic philosophy, there was also a message of peace in the world, which was hidden in him, in his speech, Swami ji struck hard on extremism and communalism.

After this, till the day the Dharma Parishad was running, Swamiji gave the knowledge about the world to Hindu religion and India, which made the new image of India.

After the Parliament of Religions, Swamiji's respect increased not only in the US but in the world. His hand-tied picture became famous as 'Chicago Pose', his picture of the historic speech was photographed by Thomas Harrison in his camera.

After the end of the Parliament of Religions, Swami Vivekananda continued to spread the teachings of Vedanta in America and the UK for the next three years. Swamiji reached Sri Lanka from America on January 15, 1897, where he received a lot of enthusiasm.

After this he reached Rameshwaram and traveled towards Kolkata by rail, people gathered in large numbers to see and hear them all the way. Addressing the people, Swamiji placed development at the center.

They had understood that their country desperately needed the development of spirituality.

On returning to Kolkata, on 1st May 1897, Swami Vivekananda laid the foundation of Ramakrishna Mission, the main purpose of Ramakrishna Mission was to make a move in the field of a hospital, school, college and sanitation for the construction of new India.

So far, Swami Vivekananda had become a model for the youth of the country; In the year 1898 Swamiji established the Belur Math and provided a new dimension to Indian life philosophy.

Swami Vivekananda continued the sequence of his travels in India. On the other hand, on another side, he left for America on 20th June 1899 on his second foreign trip, Swamiji opened a spiritual center at places such as California, San Francisco, Almeida, etc. and handed over his charge to his guru Bhai Swami Trivyanand.

In July 1900 Swamiji went to Paris where he joined the Congress of the History Revelations. Traveling to Vienna, Kustantinia, Athens and Egypt, staying in Paris for almost three months, he returned to India in December.


In India the order of their journey continued continuously, on July 4, 1902, at the age of 39, Swamiji abandoned his body in Belur Math.

• Swami Vivekananda's Contribution To Humanity and Nation

During his brief lifetime, Swami Vivekananda's confidence in the youth of India will be remembered by many generations of generations and will continue to be guided.

They said - 'Get up, wake up, wake yourself up and wake them. Make your human birth successful and do not wait till you get the goal.

In fact, Swami Vivekananda was not only a saint but a great philosopher, a great patriot, thinker, and writer. He was a vocal opponent of religious pluralism and rhetoric.

He had done spiritual meditation only by keeping religion in the center of human service. Being distressed at seeing the poignant condition of the people of the country and the people, Swamiji had once given up the rebellious statement that the thirty-three million hunger, poor and malnourished people of this country were set up in the temples like the Gods and Goddesses. Go and remove the statues of gods and goddesses from the temples.

Swami Vivekananda believed that squeezing ideas of the best thinkers of Hindu religion is still a subject of envy for the whole world. 

Swamiji had understood the needs of the people of every corner of the world, this was the reason why he used to talk of spiritualism in America and Europe, then talk about development in India.

They knew that there was physical development in the foreign countries and that India needed it, but she did not ask for that growth and prosperity but received the help of its own.

Swamiji believed that we have much more than the western countries and which we can give them, but for this, we have to first develop our resources.

In the course of this development, Swamiji wanted a huge contribution from the youth of the country. Therefore, he opposed the Macaulay education system in the country, he used to say that the purpose of this education system is to increase the number of Babus only.

Swami Vivekananda was in support of such an education system in the country, which could lead to the overall development of the children and youth of the country. 

They considered practical education instead of theoretical education, they considered practical education as the biggest source of self-confidence as well as character creation.

Just a few days back, our Prime Minister Narendra Modi had said that the date of September 11 in America will always be remembered for two major events. 

They said that on this date there were two explosions in the United States in two centuries, one was for the welfare of mankind, the second explosion to tarnish humanity in the right direction.

A clear indication of Narendra Modi was the World Famous Speech, given to Swami Vivekananda in Chicago on September 11, 1893, on the other hand, on September 11, 2001, there was a terrorist attack on New York's World Trade Center.

In Swami Vivekananda Chicago Speech in, Swami Vivekananda gave everything to the country and the world with its contemplation and philosophy whose significance is still alive for human welfare.

Swamiji has always been an inspiration for the youth of the country and will continue to be an inspiration for generations to come, if we continue on the path shown by them, then India cannot stop any force from the world by becoming a world guru.

So friends were Swami Vivekananda's, Life Story. We hope that you will have gained much inspiration and energy from the life of Swami Vivekananda and his Hindi biography, and you will consider Swamiji as your ideal and will lead a great life by walking on the path shown by him.

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