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The Ramakrishna Movement is unique because its Founder was unique. Even those who do not wish to believe that Sri Ramakrishna was a Son of God, like Jesus of Nazareth, must surely admit that he is the greatest spiritual leader produced by mankind in the past two centures.

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Man's conquest of nature has given him powers and knowledge but not wisdom. This is perceived because he has neglected Himself.

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A traditional Life of Sri Sankaracharya.

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The book relates the wonderful life, religion and ideal of Jesus Christ. The materials of this book have been collected from different source-books. Besides, the mysterious legends and myths, those gathered around Christ's life, have been examined and adopted.

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