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₹35.00 - ₹850.00
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Swami Vivekananda is depicted as a wandering monk (parivrajaka) during his extensive travels across India (1888-1893). Draped in ochre robes and holding a staff, he stands with a resolute gaze, embodying the spirit of renunciation and deep spiritual quest that shaped his vision for India's awakening.
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This poignant photograph captures Swami Vivekananda during his 'parivrajaka' or wandering monk period, spanning approximately 1888 to 1893. Clad in the simple ochre robes of a sannyasin and holding his staff, he stands barefoot in a natural landscape, his expression radiating profound inner strength and spiritual resolve. During these transformative years, Swamiji traversed the length and breadth of India, from the Himalayas to Kanyakumari, immersing himself in the diverse spiritual and socio-economic realities of his motherland. This arduous journey was crucial in shaping his comprehensive vision for India's regeneration and humanity's upliftment. He met kings, scholars, and the poorest of the poor, witnessing firsthand both India's ancient wisdom and its contemporary challenges. This period forged the universal teacher and national awakener he was destined to become.







