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VEDANTA
KESARI
or "The Lion of Vedanta"
The Vedanta
Kesari is an English monthly, published by Sri Ramakrishna
Math, Chennai. Started in the year 1895 the 'Brahmavadin'
assumed its present name 'The Vedanta Kesari' in the year
1914. It is devoted to spirituality and culture, and is a
practical guide to successful living for the entire family.
Under the
inspiration of Swami Vivekananda, his Madras disciples G.Venkataranga
Rao, M.C.Nanjunda Rao and Alasinga Perumal started the Brahmavadin
on 14 September 1895.Until Alasiga's death in 1909 the magazine
came out regularly. Even after his passing away it continued
but with less regularity, and its last issue was the March-April
1914 number. The very next month (in May 1914) the Brahmavadin
reincarnated as The Vedanta Kesari. It has had many
learned monks as editors and has built up a good reputation
for authenticity and scholarship. One of the oldest English
religio-philosophic journals of India, it is devoted to spirituality
and culture, and provides a feast of elevating and noble thoughts
from all corners of the world. Thousands all over the world
have discovered the secret of peace, joy and fulfilment through
The Vedanta Kesari. It is a practical guide to successful
living for the entire family and is read by an estimated 60,000
people from all over the world (http://www.sriramakrishnamath.org/Magazine/VK/VKhome.asp).
How
To Become Spiritually Awakened
Swami
Yatishwarananda August 1965
The
Role of the Ramayana in Indian Cultural Lore
Swami
Siddhinathananda (Culture and Civilization, December 2001)
Upanishadic
culture
N.V.S.
Swamy (Culture and Civilization, December 2001)
Overcoming
anger - I
Swami
Budhananda (Vedanta Kesari, May 2003)
The
Kali Temple at Dakshineswar and Sri Ramakrishna
Swami
Prabhananda (October 2003)
When
Delhi is the Destination
Editorial
(October 2003)
Fear
of Death
Swami
Adiswarananda (October 2003)
The
Role and Transformation of Awareness in Spirituality
Swami
Satyamayananda (October 2003)
Spirituality
and Ethics
Swami
Jitatmananda (October 2003)
Patanjali's
Yoga Sutras - An Exposition
Swami
Premeshananda (October 2003)
Why
Celibacy? - A Hindu Perspective
Swami
Tyagananda (October 2003)
Overcoming
anger (III): Sri Krishna's Teachings for Overcoming Anger
Swami
Budhananda (November 2003)
Culture
and values in education
M.
Barik (November 2003)
What
is Yoga?
P.Govindarajan
(November 2003)
The
Spiritual Phenomenon in the Light of Biotechnology
Swami
Brahmeshananda (November 2003)
A
Well Charted Road Map
Editorial
(November 2003)
Overcoming
anger (IV): Yoga Disciplines of Patanjali
Swami
Budhananda (April 2004)
The
Break of a Rosy Dawn
Editorial
(April 2004)
From
Theory to Practice
Editorial
(May 2004)
How
to face Problems of Life - A Vedantic Approach
Swami
Prabuddhananda (May 2004)
Sir
William Jones and Western Indology
Dr.
Vishwanath Prasad Varma (May 2004)
Recollections
of Sri Sri Ma
Swami
Nirvanananda (May 2004)
The
Eternal Message of the Gita. The Seer and the Seen
Swami
Siddheswarananda (May 2004)
Towards
Relative Conception of Truth in Religions
Major
H. Subramanian (May 2004)
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