Ramakrishna Mission in Indian History:
- Shri Ramakrishna Paramhamsa (1834 – 1886) was born in Kumarpukur village in the Hoogly village of Bengal.
- His early name was Shuddirama Gadhadhar Chatterjee.
- He was a priest in the Dakshineswar Kali temple. So he is called the Saint of Dakshineswar.
- The most famous disciple of Ramakrishna was Vivekananda (1861 – 1903).
- Vivekananda was born in a Kayastha family of Calcutta.
- He attended the Parliament of Reigions at Chicago in 1893, September 11.
- He was invited to the Congress of the History of Religions at Paris in 1900.
- He founded the Ramakrishana Mission on Ist May 1897.
- 1899 the Matha or the centre of the mission was shifted to Belur.
- He started two papers – the monthly Prabudha Barat in English and Udbodhana a Bengali fortnightly.
- He is called the‘patriot saint of India’.
- He was also described as a ‘‘Cyclonic Hindu’’.
- In 1898 Sister Nivedita, (Margaret Elizebth Noble) an Irish lady was initiated to brahmacharya by Vivekananda.
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