Swami Vivekananda humanified and humanised

This question requires a lengthy discussion. In the meantime, this provisional reply will suffice: Globally, there is an impression that only preachers and organizers of Charitable Institutions serve the poor and the society. It is not correct. Whoever discharges his duties entrusted to him by the society gracefully, whole-heartedly, honestly and to the best of his/her abilities will be fulfilling in his life. For example: The soldiers who lay down their lives in defending a country against foreign invaders or terrorists do an equal service if not greater service than the religious preachers/missionaries and the managers of orphanages. Everyday a policeman/soldier dies fighting terrorism or criminals. The public servants know pretty well that at any time their life would be taken away and yet they fight. The Governments pay them, yet does anybody lay down his life for the sake of a few thousand bucks? The spirit of service does not make speeches or seek awards.

Shri Kunal said: Good job mate. I see it took u 30 yrs to finally figure out that vivekananda was all crap and now u painfully pick lines from his Complete Works to prove ur point. Now that's hardwork. Don't know how many hungry people it has helped in feeding though as u claim the goal of life should be. Well, vivekananda lived for 39 yrs only and if u think he did nothing in all those yrs than waste everybody's time then probably u could have set a better example rather than wasting ur life in trying to analyse what all somebody did not do. As for me, i too have read his Complete Works and they have been an inspiration for life. Replies welcome but pls don't highlight anything from his works. That looks boring. November 7, 2009 10:56 AM REPLY More than 200,000 netizens highlight the rarely-practised hypetalk of Vivekananda and the readers do not feel bored. How is it that one man quotes from the same Complete Works of Vivekananda, and people get bored? Are un