1863-1902, India
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[1 of 3] Vivekananda (1863-1902, India): primary subject "Charity": detail "‘Inspired Talks’ July 25 1895"
It is our privilege to be allowed to be charitable, for only so can we grow. The poor man suffers that we may be helped; let the giver kneel down and give thanks, let the receiver stand up and permit.
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Related quotes by Vivekananda:It is our privilege to be allowed to be charitable, for only so can we grow. The poor man suffers that we may be helped; let the giver kneel down and give thanks, let the receiver stand up and permit.
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[2 of 3] Vivekananda (1863-1902, India): primary subject "Love, of neighbor": detail "From ‘The Goal’"
The moment you isolate yourself, everything hurts you. The moment you expand and feel for others, you gain help. The selfish man is the most miserable in the world. The happiest is the man who is not at all selfish. He has become the whole creation, the whole race, and God is within him. So in dualism – Christian, Hindu, and all religions – the code of ethics is: Do not be selfish, be unselfish. Do things for others! Expand!
[3 of 3] Vivekananda (1863-1902, India): primary subject "Helping others": detail "‘Epistles’ 130"
Doing good to others is the one great, universal religion. … Kindness and love can buy you the whole world; lectures and books and philosophy all stand lower than these.
The moment you isolate yourself, everything hurts you. The moment you expand and feel for others, you gain help. The selfish man is the most miserable in the world. The happiest is the man who is not at all selfish. He has become the whole creation, the whole race, and God is within him. So in dualism – Christian, Hindu, and all religions – the code of ethics is: Do not be selfish, be unselfish. Do things for others! Expand![3 of 3] Vivekananda (1863-1902, India): primary subject "Helping others": detail "‘Epistles’ 130"
Doing good to others is the one great, universal religion. … Kindness and love can buy you the whole world; lectures and books and philosophy all stand lower than these.