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Vedanta Talks - Swami Sarvapriyananda
Aug 7, 2026 · 56 min · 10 segments
Swami Sarvapriyananda reads and discusses the Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna. The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna is an English translation of the Bengali spiritual text Sri Sri Ramakrishna Kathamrita by Swami…
Swami SarvapriyanandaHostVijay, Balaram, M, and a few other devotees were sitting, sitting on the floor with their faces toward the master.
Vijay had been st- suffering from colic and had brought some medicine with him.
Vijay was a paid preacher in the Sadharan Brahma Samaj, but there were many things about which he could not agree with the Samaj authorities.
He came from a very noble family of Bengal, noted for its piety and other spiritual qualities.
Advaita Goswami, one of his remote ancestors, had been an intimate companion of Sri Chaitanya.
As an adherent of the Brahma Samaj, Vijay no doubt meditated on the formless Brahman, but his innate love of God, inherited from his distinguished ancestors, had merely been waiting for the proper time to manifest itself in all its sweetness.
Thus Vijay, who was irresistibly attracted by the God-intoxicated state of Sri Ramakrishna and often sought his company, he would listen to the master's words with great respect, and they would dance together in an ecstasy of divine love.
Hence, those who wanted to have intimate talks with him visited him on weekdays.
A boy named Vishnu, living in Aryādha, had recently committed suicide by cutting his throat with a razor.
He had lived with some relatives in the western provinces and at that time used to meditate in solitude in the meadows, hills, and forests.
Vijay, Balaram, M, and a few other devotees were sitting, sitting on the floor with their faces toward the master.
Vijay had been st- suffering from colic and had brought some medicine with him.
Vijay was a paid preacher in the Sadharan Brahma Samaj, but there were many things about which he could not agree with the Samaj authorities.
He came from a very noble family of Bengal, noted for its piety and other spiritual qualities.
Advaita Goswami, one of his remote ancestors, had been an intimate companion of Sri Chaitanya.
As an adherent of the Brahma Samaj, Vijay no doubt meditated on the formless Brahman, but his innate love of God, inherited from his distinguished ancestors, had merely been waiting for the proper time to manifest itself in all its sweetness.
Thus Vijay, who was irresistibly attracted by the God-intoxicated state of Sri Ramakrishna and often sought his company, he would listen to the master's words with great respect, and they would dance together in an ecstasy of divine love.
Hence, those who wanted to have intimate talks with him visited him on weekdays.
A boy named Vishnu, living in Aryādha, had recently committed suicide by cutting his throat with a razor.
He had lived with some relatives in the western provinces and at that time used to meditate in solitude in the meadows, hills, and forests.
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