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Detailed Table of Contents
Note for the Kindle version of The Complete Works of Swami
Vivekananda
Publisher’s Note
Preface to the First Edition
Introduction
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Volume 4
Volume 5
Volume 6
Volume 7
Volume 8
Volume 9
Footnotes
 NOTE FOR THE KINDLE VERSION
PUBLISHER’S NOTE
PREFACE TO THE ELEVENTH EDITION
PREFACE TO THE NINTH EDITION
PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION

INTRODUCTION
VOLUME 1
1.1 ADDRESSES AT THE PARLIAMENT
OF RELIGIONS
1.1.1 RESPONSE TO WELCOME
1.1.2 WHY WE DISAGREE
1.1.3 PAPER ON HINDUISM
1.1.4 RELIGION NOT THE CRYING NEED OF INDIA
1.1.5 BUDDHISM, THE FULFILMENT OF HINDUISM
1.1.6 ADDRESS AT THE FINAL SESSION

1.2 KARMA-YOGA
1.2.1 CHAPTER 1: KARMA IN ITS EFFECT ON CHARACTER
1.2.2 CHAPTER 2: EACH IS GREAT IN HIS OWN PLACE
1.2.3 CHAPTER 3: THE SECRET OF WORK
1.2.4 CHAPTER 4: WHAT IS DUTY?
1.2.5 CHAPTER 5: WE HELP OURSELVES, NOT THE WORLD
1.2.6 CHAPTER 6: NON-ATTACHMENT IS COMPLETE SELF-
ABNEGATION
1.2.7 CHAPTER 7: FREEDOM
1.2.8 CHAPTER 8: THE IDEAL OF KARMA-YOGA

1.3 RAJA-YOGA
1.3.0 PREFACE
1.3.1 CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTORY
1.3.2 CHAPTER 2: THE FIRST STEPS
1.3.3 CHAPTER 3: PRANA
1.3.4 CHAPTER 4: THE PSYCHIC PRANA
1.3.5 CHAPTER 5: THE CONTROL OF PSYCHIC PRANA
1.3.6 CHAPTER 6: PRATYAHARA AND DHARANA
1.3.7 CHAPTER 7: DHYANA AND SAMADHI
1.3.8 CHAPTER 8: RAJA-YOGA IN BRIEF
1.3.9 PATANJALI’S YOGA APHORISMS
1.3.9.0 INTRODUCTION
1.3.9.1 CONCENTRATION: ITS SPIRITUAL USES
1.3.9.2 CONCENTRATION: ITS PRACTICE
1.3.9.3 POWERS
1.3.9.4 INDEPENDENCE
1.3.9.5 APPENDIX

1.4 LECTURES AND DISCOURSES

1.4.1 SOUL, GOD AND RELIGION
1.4.2 THE HINDU RELIGION
1.4.3 WHAT IS RELIGION?
1.4.4 VEDIC RELIGIOUS IDEALS
1.4.5 THE VEDANTA PHILOSOPHY
 1.4.6 REASON AND RELIGION
1.4.7 VEDANTA AS A FACTOR IN CIVILISATION
1.4.8 THE SPIRIT AND INFLUENCE OF VEDANTA
1.4.9 STEPS OF HINDU PHILOSOPHIC THOUGHT
1.4.10 STEPS TO REALISATION
1.4.11 VEDANTA AND PRIVILEGE
1.4.12 PRIVILEGE
1.4.13 KRISHNA
1.4.14 THE GITA I
1.4.15 THE GITA II
1.4.16 THE GITA III
1.4.17 MOHAMMED
1.4.18 VILVAMANGALA
1.4.19 THE SOUL AND GOD
1.4.20 BREATHING
1.4.21 PRACTICAL RELIGION: BREATHING AND
MEDITATION

VOLUME 2
PREFACE TO THE TENTH EDITION

2.1 WORK AND ITS SECRET

2.2 THE POWERS OF THE MIND
2.3 HINTS ON PRACTICAL
SPIRITUALITY
2.4 BHAKTI OR DEVOTION
 2.5 JNANA-YOGA
2.5.1 CHAPTER 1: THE NECESSITY OF RELIGION
2.5.2 CHAPTER 2: THE REAL NATURE OF MAN
2.5.3 CHAPTER 3: MAYA AND ILLUSION
2.5.4 CHAPTER 4: MAYA AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE
CONCEPTION OF GOD
2.5.5 CHAPTER 5: MAYA AND FREEDOM
2.5.6 CHAPTER 6: THE ABSOLUTE AND MANIFESTATION
2.5.7 CHAPTER 7: GOD IN EVERYTHING
2.5.8 CHAPTER 8: REALISATION
2.5.9 CHAPTER 9: UNITY IN DIVERSITY
2.5.10 CHAPTER 10: THE FREEDOM OF THE SOUL
2.5.11A CHAPTER 11A: THE COSMOS
2.5.11B CHAPTER 11B: THE COSMOS
2.5.12 CHAPTER 12: IMMORTALITY
2.5.13 CHAPTER 13: THE ATMAN
2.5.14 CHAPTER 14: THE ATMAN: ITS BONDAGE AND
FREEDOM
2.5.15 CHAPTER 15: THE REAL AND THE APPARENT MAN

2.6 PRACTICAL VEDANTA AND OTHER

LECTURES
2.6.1 PRACTICAL VEDANTA: PART 1
2.6.2 PRACTICAL VEDANTA: PART 2
2.6.3 PRACTICAL VEDANTA: PART 3
2.6.4 PRACTICAL VEDANTA: PART 4
 2.6.5 THE WAY TO THE REALISATION OF A UNIVERSAL
RELIGION
2.6.6 THE IDEAL OF A UNIVERSAL RELIGION
2.6.7 THE OPEN SECRET
2.6.8 THE WAY TO BLESSEDNESS
2.6.9 YAJNAVALKYA AND MAITREYI
2.6.10 SOUL, NATURE, AND GOD
2.6.11 COSMOLOGY
2.6.12 A STUDY OF THE SANKHYA PHILOSOPHY
2.6.13 SANKHYA AND VEDANTA
2.6.14 THE GOAL

2.7 REPORTS IN AMERICAN

NEWSPAPERS
2.7.1 NOTE
2.7.2 DIVINITY OF MAN
2.7.3 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA ON INDIA
2.7.4 RELIGIOUS HARMONY
2.7.5 FROM FAR OFF INDIA
2.7.6 AN EVENING WITH OUR HINDU COUSINS
2.7.7 THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF INDIA
2.7.8 THE RELIGIONS OF INDIA
2.7.9 SECTS AND DOCTRINES IN INDIA
2.7.10 LESS DOCTRINE AND MORE BREAD
2.7.11 THE RELIGION OF BUDDHA
2.7.12 ALL RELIGIONS ARE GOOD
 2.7.13 THE HINDU VIEW OF LIFE
2.7.14 IDEALS OF WOMANHOOD
2.7.15 TRUE BUDDHISM
2.7.16 INDIA’S GIFT TO THE WORLD
2.7.17 CHILD WIDOWS OF INDIA
2.7.18 SOME CUSTOMS OF THE HINDUS

VOLUME 3
PREFACE TO THE NINTH EDITION
PREFACE TO THE EIGHTH EDITION

3.1 LECTURES AND DISCOURSES

3.1.1 UNITY, THE GOAL OF RELIGION
3.1.2 THE FREE SOUL
3.1.3 ONE EXISTENCE APPEARING AS MANY

3.2 BHAKTI-YOGA
3.2.1 CHAPTER 1: DEFINITION OF BHAKTI
3.2.2 CHAPTER 2: THE PHILOSOPHY OF ISHVARA
3.2.3 CHAPTER 3: SPIRITUAL REALISATION, THE AIM OF
BHAKTI-YOGA
3.2.4 CHAPTER 4: THE NEED OF GURU
3.2.5 CHAPTER 5: QUALIFICATIONS OF THE ASPIRANT
AND THE TEACHER
3.2.6 CHAPTER 6: INCARNATE TEACHERS AND
INCARNATION
3.2.7 CHAPTER 7: THE MANTRA: OM: WORD AND
WISDOM
 3.2.8 CHAPTER 8: WORSHIP OF SUBSTITUTES AND
IMAGES
3.2.9 CHAPTER 9: THE CHOSEN IDEAL
3.2.10 CHAPTER 10: THE METHOD AND THE MEANS

3.3 PARA-BHAKTI OR SUPREME

DEVOTION
3.3.1 CHAPTER 1: THE PREPARATORY RENUNCIATION
3.3.2 CHAPTER 2: THE BHAKTA’S RENUNCIATION
RESULTS FROM LOVE
3.3.3 CHAPTER 3: THE NATURALNESS OF BHAKTI-YOGA
AND ITS CENTRAL SECRET
3.3.4 CHAPTER 4: THE FORMS OF LOVE —
MANIFESTATION
3.3.5 CHAPTER 5: UNIVERSAL LOVE AND HOW IT LEADS
TO SELF-SURRENDER
3.3.6 CHAPTER 6: THE HIGHER KNOWLEDGE AND THE
HIGHER LOVE ARE ONE TO THE TRUE LOVER
3.3.7 CHAPTER 7: THE TRIANGLE OF LOVE
3.3.8 CHAPTER 8: THE GOD OF LOVE IS HIS OWN PROOF
3.3.9 CHAPTER 9: HUMAN REPRESENTATIONS OF THE
DIVINE IDEAL OF LOVE
3.3.10 CHAPTER 10: CONCLUSION

3.4 LECTURES FROM COLOMBO TO

ALMORA
3.4.1 FIRST PUBLIC LECTURE IN THE EAST
3.4.2 VEDANTISM
 3.4.3 REPLY TO THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME AT PAMBAN
3.4.4 ADDRESS AT THE RAMESWARAM TEMPLE ON REAL
WORSHIP
3.4.5 REPLY TO THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME AT RAMNAD
3.4.6 REPLY TO THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME AT
PARAMAKUDI
3.4.7 REPLY TO THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME AT
SHIVAGANGA AND MANAMADURA
3.4.8 REPLY TO THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME AT MADURA
3.4.9 THE MISSION OF THE VEDANTA
3.4.10 REPLY TO THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME AT MADRAS
3.4.11 MY PLAN OF CAMPAIGN
3.4.12 VEDANTA IN ITS APPLICATION TO INDIAN LIFE
3.4.13 THE SAGES OF INDIA
3.4.14 THE WORK BEFORE US
3.4.15 THE FUTURE OF INDIA
3.4.16 ON CHARITY
3.4.17 ADDRESS OF WELCOME PRESENTED AT CALCUTTA
AND REPLY
3.4.18 THE VEDANTA IN ALL ITS PHASES
3.4.19 ADDRESS OF WELCOME AT ALMORA AND REPLY
3.4.20 VEDIC TEACHING IN THEORY AND PRACTICE
3.4.21 BHAKTI
3.4.22 THE COMMON BASES OF HINDUISM
3.4.23 BHAKTI
3.4.24 THE VEDANTA
 3.4.25 VEDANTISM
3.4.26 THE INFLUENCE OF INDIAN SPIRITUAL THOUGHT
IN ENGLAND
3.4.27 SANNYASA: ITS IDEAL AND PRACTICE
3.4.28 WHAT HAVE I LEARNT?
3.4.29 THE RELIGION WE ARE BORN IN

3.5 REPORTS IN AMERICAN

NEWSPAPERS
3.5.1 INDIA: HER RELIGION AND CUSTOMS
3.5.2 HINDUS AT THE FAIR
3.5.3 AT THE PARLIAMENT OF RELIGIONS
3.5.4 PERSONAL TRAITS
3.5.5 REINCARNATION
3.5.6 HINDU CIVILISATION
3.5.7 AN INTERESTING LECTURE
3.5.8 THE HINDOO RELIGION
3.5.9 THE HINDOO MONK
3.5.10 PLEA FOR TOLERANCE
3.5.11 MANNERS AND CUSTOMS IN INDIA
3.5.12 HINDOO PHILOSOPHY
3.5.13 MIRACLES
3.5.14 THE DIVINITY OF MAN
3.5.15 THE LOVE OF GOD
3.5.16 THE WOMEN OF INDIA

3.6 BUDDHISTIC INDIA

VOLUME 4
4.1 ADDRESSES ON BHAKTI-YOGA
4.1.1 THE PREPARATION
4.1.2 THE FIRST STEPS
4.1.3 THE TEACHER OF SPIRITUALITY
4.1.4 THE NEED OF SYMBOLS
4.1.5 THE CHIEF SYMBOLS
4.1.6 THE ISHTA

4.2 LECTURES AND DISCOURSES

4.2.1 THE RAMAYANA
4.2.2 THE MAHABHARATA
4.2.3 THOUGHTS ON THE GITA
4.2.4 THE STORY OF JADA BHARATA
4.2.5 THE STORY OF PRAHLADA
4.2.6 THE GREAT TEACHERS OF THE WORLD
4.2.7 ON LORD BUDDHA
4.2 8 CHRIST, THE MESSENGER
4.2.9 MY MASTER
4.2.10 INDIAN RELIGIOUS THOUGHT
4.2.11 THE BASIS FOR PSYCHIC OR SPIRITUAL RESEARCH
4.2.12 ON ART IN INDIA
4.2.13 IS INDIA A BENIGHTED COUNTRY?
4.2.14 THE CLAIMS OF RELIGION
4.2.15 CONCENTRATION
 4.2.16 MEDITATION
4.2.17 THE PRACTICE OF RELIGION

4.3 WRITINGS: PROSE

4.3.1 IS THE SOUL IMMORTAL?
4.3.2 REINCARNATION
4.3.3 ON DR. PAUL DEUSSEN
4.3.4 ON PROFESSOR MAX MÜLLER
4.3.5 SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF PAVHARI BABA
4.3.6 ARYANS AND TAMILIANS
4.3.7 THE SOCIAL CONFERENCE ADDRESS
4.3.8 INDIA’S MESSAGE TO THE WORLD
4.3.9 STRAY REMARKS ON THEOSOPHY
4.3.10 REPLY TO THE ADDRESS OF THE MAHARAJA OF
KHETRI
4.3.11 REPLY TO THE MADRAS ADDRESS
4.3.12 A MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY TO A FRIEND
4.3.13 WHAT WE BELIEVE IN
4.3.14 OUR DUTY TO THE MASSES
4.3.15 REPLY TO THE CALCUTTA ADDRESS
4.3.16 TO MY BRAVE BOYS
4.3.17 A PLAN OF WORK FOR INDIA
4.3.18 FUNDAMENTALS OF RELIGION

4.4 WRITINGS: POEMS

4.4.1 KALI THE MOTHER
4.4.2 ANGELS UNAWARES
 4.4.3 TO THE AWAKENED INDIA
4.4.4 REQUIESCAT IN PACE
4.4.5 HOLD ON YET A WHILE, BRAVE HEART
4.4.6 NIRVANASHATKAM, OR SIX STANZAS ON NIRVANA
4.4.7 THE SONG OF THE SANNYÂSIN
4.4.8 PEACE

4.5 TRANSLATION: PROSE

4.5.1 THE PROBLEM OF MODERN INDIA AND ITS
SOLUTION
4.5.2 RAMAKRISHNA: HIS LIFE AND SAYINGS
4.5.3 THE PARIS CONGRESS OF THE HISTORY OF
RELIGIONS
4.5.4 KNOWLEDGE: ITS SOURCE AND ACQUIREMENT
4.5.5 MODERN INDIA
4.5.6 THE EDUCATION THAT INDIA NEEDS
4.5.7 OUR PRESENT SOCIAL PROBLEMS

4.6 TRANSLATION: POEMS

4.6.1 TO A FRIEND
4.6.2 THE HYMN OF CREATION
4.6.3 THE HYMN OF SAMADHI
4.6.4 A HYMN TO THE DIVINE MOTHER
4.6.5 A HYMN TO SHIVA
4.6.6 A HYMN TO THE DIVINITY OF SHRI RAMAKRISHNA
4.6.7 “AND LET SHYAMA DANCE THERE”
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