ॐ नमो भगवते श्रीरामकृष्णाय·Om Namo Bhagavate Sri Ramakrishnaya
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1. The marked devotees of the Master came by 1884 All those devotees of the Master mentioned before, whose coming to Dakshineswar he had seen in his Yogic visions, arrived there before the close of 1884. For, Purna came to him in the beginning of 1885. After bestowing his grace on him he said, “With Purna’s…
Read1. Narendra became a teacher We have said before, how Narendranath took refuge in the Master and how the Master blessed the family to be ever above suffering from want of plain food and clothing. Narendra’s worldly circumstances changed gradually thenceforward; and although they were not affluent, the family never again had to experience the sort of…
Read1. His visit to Panihati increased the pain in the throat. The behaviour of the childlike Master The pain in the throat of the Master increased after his taking part in the Panihati festival. There had been showers of rain from time to time that day. The doctors expostulated with the devotees that the disease had…
Read1. A description of the Shyampukur house The house now hired for the Master extended lengthwise from east to west and was situated on the north side of the Shyampukur street. As soon as one entered the house one saw, on one’s left and right, a pavement and a narrow open verandah to sit in. Going…
ReadThe householder devotees took part in the service of the Master. They experienced now and then extraordinary manifestation of spirituality in the Master It cannot be said that the devotees were free from anxiety after the arrangement had been made for medicine, diet and the twenty-four hour nursing, in the way mentioned above. For, they had…
Read1. The Master saw sores in his body. They were caused by his taking on himself the burden of others’ sins. Its result WHILE he was staying at Shyampukur, one day the Master had a wonderful vision. He saw that his subtle body came out of his gross body as he was strolling hither and thither…
Read1. Kasipur The Kasipur garden house is situated on the broad road that runs through the north of Calcutta and joins the Baghbazar quarter with Baranagar, three miles from the city. On both sides of that road from the north of Baghbazar bridge to the cross-roads, a little to the south of that garden, are seen…
Read1. This desire has been recently fulfilled—Tr. The Master, we have said before, came from Shyampukur to the Kasipur garden on the penultimate day of Agrahayan, inasmuch as custom forbade making a journey to a new place in the month of Paush. The residential house in the garden was more spacious and more secluded than the Shayampukur…
Read1. The Master felt a little better under Dr. Rajendra’s treatment We have already told the reader how one day the Master came out of his room and walked in the garden for a short time. Feeling weak on account of it, he did not venture to do so again for about a fortnight. Although there…
ReadYear & Events 1775 – Birth of Kshudiram. 1791 – Birth of Chandradevi. 1799 – Kshudiram’s marriage with Chandradevi. 1805 – Birth of Ramkumar. 1810 – Birth of Katyayani. 1815 – Kshudiram settles in Kamarpukur. 1821 – Marriage of Ramkumar; Marriage of Katyayani. 1824 – Kshudiram’s pilgrimage to Rameswaram. 1826 – Birth of Rameswar. 1835…
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