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ॐ नमो भगवते श्रीरामकृष्णाय·Om Namo Bhagavate Sri Ramakrishnaya

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Part II

4)The Kali Temple at Dakshineswar

1. The cause of Ramkumar’s starting the Tol in Calcutta. The date of the starting Probably Ramkumar was forty-five when he started his Tol in Calcutta in A.D. 1850. Worldly wants, mishaps, etc., had caused him anxiety for some time past. His wife died after giving birth to her only son Akshay. It is said that…

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5) Assumption of the Office of the Priest

1. The behaviour and the resolve of Mathur since he saw the Master for the first time The pleasant looks of the Master, his tender nature, devoutness and youth attracted the notice of Mathur Babu, the son-in-law of Rani Rasmani, a few weeks after the consecration of the temple. It is seen that the attraction of…

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6) Spiritual Eagerness and the First Vision

1. The Master’s behaviour at this time The Master was very young when his father died. He was therefore brought up from his childhood under the affectionate care of his mother Chandradevi and his eldest brother Ram kumar. Ramkumar was about thirty-one years older than the Master. Therefore he received a part of the Master’s devotion which…

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7) Sadhana and Divine Inebriation

1. The state after the first vision The Master became quite unfit for all work for some days on account of the bliss arising from the vision of the Mother. It became impossible for him to perform regularly the worship and other duties of the temple. Hriday somehow managed them with the help of another Brahmin…

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9) Marriage and Return to Dakshineswar

1. The Master at Kamarpukur The Master’s mother and brother were very anxious at Kamarpukur on hearing the news that he had given up priestly duties. Scarcely had two years elapsed since Ramkumar’s passing away when Chandramani Devi, the Master’s mother, and his brother Rameswar came to know to their utter dismay that he was suffering from…

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10) The Coming of the Bhairavi Brahmani

The Master after his marriage returned from Kamarpukur to Dakshineswar. After this, in 1861, two important events took place which exercised a profound influence on his life. This is why it is necessary to describe them here. 1. Severe illness of Rani Rasmani Rani Rasmani had an attack of dysentery shortly after the Master’s arrival at…

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11) Tantric Sadhana

1. The divine insight produced by Sadhana made the Brahmani understand truly the state of the Master The Brahmani did not arrive at the above conclusion about the uncommon nature of the Master through reason and inference only. The reader may remember that she told the Master during her first meeting with him that she was to…

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13) The Essence of the Madhura Bhava

(sweet mood) 1. The hard inward struggle of the aspirant and his goal It is difficult for one who is not a Sadhaka to understand the biographies of Sadhakas, for Sadhana is a thing of the subtle realm of spirituality. There the gross deluding forms of sight, taste and other sense-objects are not experienced; there, the…

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