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The Web of Indian Life
"The Web of Indian Life" by Sister Nivedita. In this book, Nivedita discussed on several topics of India, lives of Indians and Hindu people. She also discussed some of the aspects of Indian life like caste system. the role and position of women in society, the Indian (Vedic) concept of birth and death, Indian pilgrimages, the invasion of Islam in India etc.
The Master As I Saw Him
The Master as I Saw Him is a humble and intelligent description of Swami Vivekanada's life through the eyes of a close disciple, Sister Nivedita (Margaret Elizabeth Noble). The Master as I Saw Him The Master as I Saw Him is famous for its chronicling of intense spiritual experiences. Among the many gripping anecdotes that occur in this book are: Lord Buddha manifesting before Vivekananda as he sat meditating in his room; the bestowing of the boon of "death at will" by Lord Shiva; his hearing of the divine voice of 'the Mother'; his experience of Samadhi; the Swami's vision of an ancient Rishi chanting Sanskrit mantras in an ancient long-forgotten rhythm; and, his encounter with distressed spirits who had committed suicide. The Master as I Saw Him is now considered to be a classic text.
Kali The Mother
"Kali the Mother"(with Footnotes) by Sister Nivedita. Kali is a popular Hindu goddess who is considered to free her worshippers from fear (anxiety) and all troubles. In this book Nivedita celebrated this Indian goddess Kali.
Sister Nivedita
Biography of Sister Nivedita (Margaret Elizabeth Noble), 1867-1911, of the Ramakrishna Mission, a Hindu reform movement.
The Web of Indian Life
This is a collection of essays by Sister Nivedita, Margaret E. Noble, an Anglo-Irish Hindu convert who moved to India and devoted herself to helping poor women of all castes. It covers subjects such as the life of Indian women, the great sagas of Hinduism, the caste system, and the influence of Islam in India. Chapters include, Of The Hindu Woman As Wife, The Place Of Woman In The National Life, The Immediate Problems Of The Oriental Woman, The Indian Sagas, The Synthesis Of Indian Thought, Noblesse Oblige: A Study Of Indian Caste, and Islam In India.
The Complete Works of Sister Nivedita - Volume 5
In the Complete Works of Sister Nivedita (in five volumes), comprising the illuminating lectures, writings, articles, books, and epistles etc, of the author, we find the author's marvelous intellect, her lyrical powers of expression, the intensity with which she held her beliefs and convictions, her capacity to see the soul of things straightaway, and above all, her love for India that overflowed all bounds. Her deep study of Indian literature combined with her keen intellect, a large heart and a comprehensive mind, helped her to understand India as a whole. This publication by Advaita Ashrama, a publication house of Ramakrishna Math, Belur Math, India, stands as one of the best appraisal of India by a western mind. The Fifth Volume of the present edition of the Complete Works of Sister Nivedita includes the following sections ON EDUCATION ON HINDU LIFE, THOUGHT AND RELIGION ON POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES AND REVIEWS NEWSPAPER REPORTS OF SPEECHES AND INTERVIEWS MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES WRITTEN BEFORE MEETING SWAMI VIVEKANANDA
An Idealist in India: Selected Writings and Speeches of Sister Nivedita
Posterity has often judged Margaret Elizabeth Noble (1867-1911), better known as Sister Nivedita as well as her guru, Swami Vivekananda (1863-1902), in widely different ways. Opinion remains divided over whether or not the Swami was more a patriot than prophet and Nivedita's biographers too have read her life and work variously, aided perhaps by the fact that the Sister remained deeply committed to the memory of her Master and his ideas even as she was increasingly drawn to a life of active politics, which, paradoxically, had been forbidden by none other than the Master himself. However, it is just as possible that neither Vivekananda nor his most illustrious disciple felt that there was an ...
The Complete Works of Sister Nivedita - Volume 4
In the Complete Works of Sister Nivedita (in five volumes), comprising the illuminating lectures, writings, articles, books, and epistles etc, of the author, we find the author's marvelous intellect, her lyrical powers of expression, the intensity with which she held her beliefs and convictions, her capacity to see the soul of things straightaway, and above all, her love for India that overflowed all bounds. Her deep study of Indian literature combined with her keen intellect, a large heart and a comprehensive mind, helped her to understand India as a whole. This publication by Advaita Ashrama, a publication house of Ramakrishna Math, Belur Math, India, stands as one of the best appraisal of India by a western mind. The Fourth Volume of the present edition of the Complete Works of Sister Nivedita includes the following works: Footfalls of Indian History Civic Ideal and Indian Nationality (Civic and National Ideals) Hints on National Education in India Famine and Flood in East Bengal in 1906 Lambs among Wolves.
