PRESENT VIOLENT CAMPUS POLITICS IN BHARATHAM : - STUDENTS, SPIRITUAL LITERATURE AND SWAMI SIVANANDA-20.

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Opinion

 26/02/2016.

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All Members,

 Respected family members of this great holy Nation.

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Sub : STUDENTS, SPIRITUAL LITERATURE AND SWAMI  SIVANANDA.- 20
Sri Swami Sivananda

 Ref : PRESENT VIOLENT CAMPUS POLITICS  IN  BHARATHAM : -

20. Sivananda And World Peace :

Ques: Has Gurudev touched on the subject of world peace in his writings? How far has Sivananda Literature helped the cause of world peace, Swamiji?

Ans: Oh, yes. Gurudev has not only touched on the subject of peace and amity among nations in his many writings, but has written an exhaustive book itself on the subject.

The title of the book itself is ‘World Peace’.

Swamiji is in continual touch with a number of organisations which are dedicated to the cause of world peace and are working for it.

Swamiji sends a free supply of his non-sectarian literature to these organisations and also stirring messages on special occasions.

In this way, his message of peace is broadcast widely the world over.


Swamiji’s message of peace, love and harmony based on spirituality and Divine Life is particularly appreciated in Europe, Japan and other places which suffered heavily during the last war.

Besides influencing people through his literature, Swamiji himself calls them together now and then so that a solution for this and similar problems could be sought through personal understanding.

You may be aware that a World Philosophers’ Congress is scheduled to meet in Sivanandanagar in the course of the next few months to discuss, among other things, the vital topic of world peace and seek a spiritual solution thereto.

All the teachings of Swami Sivananda constantly emphasise the ideals of Ahimsa, brotherhood, universal love, selfless service, compassion, goodness and forgiveness.

They advocate in rousing terms the ideal of virtuous living, harmony and cooperation amongst all mankind.

Thus, his teachings pave the way for Peace and goodwill.

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 JAIHIND.

To be continued  ...

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