“Swami Vivekananda’s Journey Embodies Inner Strength, Service, and Universal Humanity,” States Swami Raghavendranandaji

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Mangaluru : The theme “From Wandering Monk to Global Teacher: The Journey of Swamiji” beautifully unveils the extraordinary life path of Swami Vivekananda and his invaluable message of universal humanity. Traveling across India as a young wandering monk, Swami Vivekananda directly experienced the country’s social, cultural, and spiritual realities. These profound experiences transformed him into a great icon of the era, dedicated to propagating human service, national awakening, and universal brotherhood.

Through his exceptional self-confidence, broad vision, and unwavering determination, Swami Vivekananda introduced the essence of Indian culture and Vedanta to the global stage. His historic address at the 1893 Chicago Parliament of Religions brought global recognition and immense honor to India. Swami Raghavendranandaji, President of the Ramakrishna Math in Nagpur, emphasized that Swamiji’s ideals—which instill inner strength, a spirit of service, leadership qualities, and nation-building thoughts among youth—continue to remain a perennial source of inspiration.

He delivered this discourse as part of the 56th lecture in the “Vivekavani” lecture series, organized under the aegis of the Swami Vivekananda Study Centre of Mangalore University. The event took place at the A. J. Institute of Engineering and Technology in Mangalore.

The program was presided over by Dr. P. Mahabaleshwarappa, the In-charge Principal of the A. J. Institute of Engineering and Technology. The event witnessed the presence of Student Welfare Dean Dr. Kishore Shetty, Vice Principal Dr. Antony P. J., faculty members, and students from the MBA department. Dr. Chandru Hegde, Coordinator of the Swami Vivekananda Study Centre at Mangalore University, welcomed the gathering, while Dr. Pramila S. Shetty, Head of the MBA Department, proposed the vote of thanks. Mrs. Mahi M. Rice, Assistant Professor in the MBA Department, compered the program.