The aim of the book was to present to the public in English a short but comprehensive chronological account of the life of Sri Ramakrishna.  This book closley follows the chronology and treatment of the Bengali classic, Sri Sri Ramakrishna Leelaprasanga written by Swami Saradananda, a direct disciple of the Master https://sfvedanta.org/books/sri-ramakrishna-the-great-master/.  Some of the masterly expositions and abstruse points relating to the Master's life, however,  have been purposefully ommitted in the present book.  Additional facts have been collected from various other authentic sources.  Mahatma Gandhi has kindly written a Foreword in appreciation of the Master.

The most extensive biography of the swami in English, revised and enlarged, incorporating new materials and largely rewritten.

Companion volume to Rolland's 'Life of Ramakrishna'. An early, enthusiastically appreciative presentation of Vivekananda's message of universal spirituality.

An illuminating sequel to the author's earlier well-researched 'Journey of the Upanishads to the West', both focusing on the profound Oriental literary impact on the world at large.

Who was Sri Ramakrishna? What was the purpose of his advent? Did he bring about a silent revolution unseen on the surface? This book skilfully deals with these issues, taking for its subject the Avatarahood of Sri Ramakrishna and its universal significance.

The first part of the book is a biography of the swami. He joined in the early years of our organization when most of the disciples of Sri Ramakrishna were still alive and active. The second part of the book consists of notes taken over the years of private talks with his monastics.

A small collection of essays for “mapping the spiritual journey through the labyrinth of life.”

Selections from the writings and talks of Swami Vivekananda which speak directly to the concerns of contemporary men and women. Arranged by topic.

Through a collection of twenty-two short monographs, this booklet explains some of the Indian cultural practices such as 'Namaste', 'Bhajan', 'Prasada', 'Arati', besides Indian way of dressing, dining, and medicine among others.