Vivekananda As We Saw Him (DVD)
Produced by Swami Chetanananda, Vedanta Society of St. Louis.
DVD includes five personal reminiscences of Swami Vivekananda (186301902 from original recordings.
These five personal reminiscences are Swamiji's meetings with:
1. Cornelia Conger: Met the Swami as a 'yellow-haired girlof six' in the home of her grandfather, John Lyons, where Vivekananda stayed during the Parliament of Religions in Chicago in 1893.
2. Josephine MacLeod: The Swami's great friend and admirer. "He said, 'Never forget who you are. Incidentally, you are an American and a woman, but always you are a child of God."
3. Katherine Whitmarsh: Grand-niece of Mr. Francis Leggett. In the summer of 1899, she met Vivekananda at Ridgely Manor.
4. Lillian Montgomery: Attended Vivekananda's New York lectures in 1900. "His great power was that he...awakened it (divinity) in his listeners as he was speaking"
5. Swami Satprakashananda: A respected monk of the Ramakrishna Order and a pioneer of the Vedanta work in America. He met Vivekananda as a boy in Dhaka in 1901.
DVD includes five personal reminiscences of Swami Vivekananda (186301902 from original recordings.
These five personal reminiscences are Swamiji's meetings with:
1. Cornelia Conger: Met the Swami as a 'yellow-haired girlof six' in the home of her grandfather, John Lyons, where Vivekananda stayed during the Parliament of Religions in Chicago in 1893.
2. Josephine MacLeod: The Swami's great friend and admirer. "He said, 'Never forget who you are. Incidentally, you are an American and a woman, but always you are a child of God."
3. Katherine Whitmarsh: Grand-niece of Mr. Francis Leggett. In the summer of 1899, she met Vivekananda at Ridgely Manor.
4. Lillian Montgomery: Attended Vivekananda's New York lectures in 1900. "His great power was that he...awakened it (divinity) in his listeners as he was speaking"
5. Swami Satprakashananda: A respected monk of the Ramakrishna Order and a pioneer of the Vedanta work in America. He met Vivekananda as a boy in Dhaka in 1901.
