2. Even though Swami was part of an aristocratic family, this didn’t mean that he didn’t experience poverty. He actually did, and it started when his father died. However, he was very proud about it that once in his life, he experienced poverty.
3. Since Swami Vivekananda was one important man in India due to his major contributions, his birth date, January 12 made to be the National Youth Day in India.
4. He’s known as patriotic saint in India. It’s simply because of his great courage to bring Hinduism to the world as well as his determination in introducing Yoga and Vedanta as Indian philosophies to the Western countries.
5. He used to be the chief disciple of saint Ramakrishna. This saint existed in India way back in the 19th century.
6. He travelled around America and England. In fact, he attended the World Parliament of Religions held in Chicago, Illinois. Part of his travel was to bring awareness that Hindu philosophy is better than the others.
#7. Swami Vivekananda was also well-known due to his brilliant eloquence. In fact, on his BA exam, he gained a 56% rating. Moreover, he gained 46% score rating on his FA exam, and 47% on his entrance level examination in the university he was enrolled with.
8. He was the founder of the popular Ramakrishna Mission and Belur Math that is located in Calcutta. He founded it for the purpose of helping the needy in the entire India, while spreading the words of Hinduism.
9. He had great charisma that truly convinced the youth to do their important roles in the society. In fact, his great charisma helped him bring India to the top list of nations that are religion-oriented.
10. For 14 years, Swami Vivekananda fought various litigation suits just like the legal case filed by his wife named Gyanadasundari. However, the cases were all dismissed after he paid the financial compensations being asked.
11. He came from an eccentric family. Such family is known for doing something without even thinking about the possible consequences. A great evidence for this was the suicide incident by his sister named Jogendrabala.
12. In the monastery where he resided, he made a certain rule that disallowed women to enter inside the monastery.
13. He was known as a connoisseur of tea. He even introduced tea on his monastery even for a fact that the British colonizers in India didn’t allow tea drinking.
14. Before he died, he suffered from various illnesses like asthma, malaria, typhoid, migraine, diphtheria, tonsillitis, and gastroenteritis.
दोस्तों उम्मीद है आपको यह ब्लॉक पसंद आया होगा आप सभी को युवा दिवस की बहुत सारी शुभकामनाएं और शेयर करें जानकारी को अपने दोस्तों के साथ मित्रों के साथ परिवार जनों के साथ और इसी तरह की अच्छी-अच्छी पोस्ट पढ़ने के लिए जरूर आते रहे हमारे ब्लॉक पर और कमेंट बॉक्स में अपने विचार जरूर साझा करें जल्द ही मिलते हैं अगली पोस्ट के साथ तब तक के लिए नमस्कार😊💐💐💐🙏🏼
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