Part 79 (1/2)
PS. There is also one by Jacobi - perhaps translated on the same lines and with the same conclusions.
PS. I hope you will ask Miss Mller's opinion about the lodgings and the Hall, as I am afraid she will be very displeased if she and others are not consulted. V. Miss Mller telegraphed to Prof. Deussen last night; the reply came this morning, 9th August, welcoming me; I am to be in Kiel at Deussen's on the 10th September. So where will you meet me? At Kiel? Miss Mller goes to England from Switzerland. I am going with the Seviers to Kiel. I will be there on the 10th September.
V.
PS. I have not fixed yet anything about the lecture. I have no time to read. The Salem Society most probably is a Hindu community and no faddists.
V.
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To Mr. E. T. St.u.r.dy
SWITZERLAND,.
12th August, 1896.
BLESSED AND BELOVED, Today I received a letter from America, which I send to you. I have written them that my idea of course is concentration, at least for the present beginning. I have also suggested them that instead of having too many papers, they may start by putting in a few sheets in The Brahmavadin - written in America - and raise the subscription a little which will cover the American expenses. Do not know what they will do.
We will start from here towards Germany next week. Miss Mller goes to England as soon as we have crossed over to Germany.
Capt. and Mrs. Sevier and myself will expect you at Kiel. I haven't yet written anything nor read anything. I am indeed taking a good rest. Do not be anxious, you will have the article ready. I had a letter from the Math stating that the other Swami is ready to start. He will, I am sure, be just the man you want. He is one of the best Sanskrit scholars we have . . . and as I hear, he has improved his English much. I had a number of newspaper cuttings from America about Saradananda - I hear from them that he has done very well there. America is a good training ground to bring out all that is in a man. There is such a sympathy in the air. I had letters from Goodwin and Saradananda. S. sends his love to you and Mrs. St.u.r.dy and the baby.
With everlasting love and blessings,
VIVEKANANDA. *.
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To Mr. E. T. St.u.r.dy
KIEL, 10th September, 1896.