The Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda

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Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda by Swami Vivekananda

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Contents 1 Volume 1 2 Volume 2 3 Volume 3 4 Volume 4 5 Volume 5 6 Volume 6 7 Volume 7 8 Volume 8 9 Volume 9 10 Miscellaneous

[edit] Volume 1

• Addresses at The Parliament of Religions
• Karma-Yoga
• Raja-Yoga
• Lectures and Discourses

[edit] Volume 2

• Work and its Secret
• The Powers of the Mind
• Hints on Practical Spirituality
• Bhakti or Devotion
• Jnana-Yoga
• Practical Vedanta and other lectures
• Reports in American Newspapers

[edit] Volume 3

• Lectures and Discourses
• Bhakti-Yoga
• Para-Bhakti or Supreme Devotion
• Lectures from Colombo to Almora
• Reports in American Newspapers
• Buddhistic India

[edit] Volume 4

• Addresses on Bhakti-Yoga
• Lectures and Discourses
• Writings: Prose
• Writings: Poems
• Translations: Prose
• Translations: Poems

[edit] Volume 5

• Epistles - First Series
• Interviews
• Notes from Lectures and Discourses
• Questions and Answers
• Conversations and Dialogues (Recorded by Disciples - Translated)
• Sayings and Utterances
• Writings: Prose and Poems(Original and Translated)

[edit] Volume 6

• Lectures and Discourses
• Notes of Class Talks and Lectures
• Writings: Prose and Poems - Original and Translated
• Epistles - Second Series
• Conversations and Dialogues(Translated from the diary of a disciple)

[edit] Volume 7

• Inspired Talks
• Conversations and Dialogues
• Translation of Writings
• Notes of Class Talks and Lectures
• Epistles - Third Series

[edit] Volume 8

• Lectures and Discourses
• Writings: Prose and Poems
• Notes of Class Talks and Lectures
• Sayings and Utterances
• Epistles - Fourth Series

[edit] Volume 9

• Letters - Fifth Series
• Lectures and Discourses
• Notes of Lectures and Classes
• Writings: Prose and Poems(Original and Translated)
• Conversations and Interviews
• Excerpts from Sister Nivedita's Book
• Sayings and Utterances
• Newspaper Reports

[edit] Miscellaneous

• I Your Highness
• II Your Highness
• /Unpublished/III New York Times May 2, 1894

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