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setting an example through your personal conduct. ...Please try very hard to make sure that the service to Mayapur will become a permanent thing and will become brighter and brighter every day. The real service to Mayapur can be done by acquiring printing presses, distributing devotional books, and sankirtan – preaching. Please do not neglect to serve Mayapur or to preach for the sake of your own reclusive bhajan. ...I had a special desire to preach the significance of such books as Srimad Bhagavatam, Sat Sandarbha, and Vedanta Darshan. You have to accept that responsibility. Mayapur will prosper if you establish an educational institution there. Never make any effort to collect knowledge or money for your own enjoyment. Only to serve the Lord will you collect these things. Never engage in bad association, either for money or for some self-interest.

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Mahaprabhu's teachings as his final goal. Bhaktivinoda did not display much concern for how this account would reflect on his status as an established Gaudiya Vaishnava spiritual leader. It is telling that he never refers to himself as feeling or displaying any special spiritual acumen, saintlihood, powers, or charisma – anything worthy of veneration. The honest, almost self-deprecating narrative portrays him as a genuine, exceptionally humble and modest man, serving as the best exemplar and foundation of the teaching he dedicated his later life to spreading. The book was published by Lalita Prasad in 1916, after Bhaktivinoda's death.

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By 10 o'clock the night was very dark and cloudy. Across the Ganges in a northern direction I suddenly saw a large building flooded with golden light. I asked Bimala if he could see the building and he said that he could. But my friend Kerani Babu could see nothing. I was amazed. What could it be? In

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By the end Kedarnath's tenure in Puri his family had seven children, and his oldest daughter, Saudamani, 10, had to be married – which, according to upper-class Hindu customs, had to take place in Bengal. Kedarnath took a three-month privileged leave from his duties and in November 1874 went with his

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gods and goddesses worshiped in village temples. Exposed to contradictory views ranging from religious beliefs to tantric practices, exorcism, superstitions and atheism, Kedarnath found himself in a state of disappointment and philosophical confusion. It was at that time that an encounter with an old

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Everybody thought that my mother had a lot of money and jewelry, so no one would help. All her wealth was lost except for a few properties. There was so much debt and I was full of anxiety. I was unqualified to look after the affairs of the estate. My grandfather's house was huge. The guards were few

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on beads. From 7:00 until 9:30 in the morning he would deal correspondence, study and receive visitors. From 10:00 until 17:00, with a break between 13:00–14:00 he would sit in court, hearing up to fifty cases a day and writing a detailed judgment for each. He would then get home, bathe, take a mean

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New challenges and responsibilities caused Kedarnath to visit Calcutta for the first time. The trip, further developed his curiosity for European life and customs. Back in Ula he continued struggling to maintain the property inherited from his grandfather. This took a toll on his education. Finally,

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Caitanya preaches equality of men ...universal fraternity amongst men and special brotherhood amongst Vaishnavas, who are according to him, the best pioneers of spiritual improvement. He preaches that human thought should never be allowed to be shackled with sectarian views....The religion preached

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that covered 56 years of his life, from birth up until that time. The work described a life full of financial struggle, health issues, internal doubts and insecurity, and introspection that gradually led him, sometimes in convoluted ways, to the deliberate and mature decision of accepting Chaitanya

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When Kedarnath was posted to Puri in 1870, he was given the charge to oversee law and order in the pilgrimage site, as well as to provide pilgrims with food, accommodation, and medical assistance on festival occasions. The government also deputed Kedarnath as a law enforcement officer to thwart the

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for what they saw as his immoral, licentious behavior incompatible with his divine status in Hinduism. The critics drew upon the perceived moral lapses in Krishna's character to further their propaganda against Hinduism and Vaishnavism, challenging their very ethical foundation. In defense of the

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Kedarnath's health deteriorated due to poor drinking water and the challenging environment of Calcutta. He made regular visits to his mother and sister in Ula for recovery and convalescence. However, when in 1856 an outbreak of cholera wiped out the whole village of Ula, killing his sister Hemlata

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Dire financial strain and obligations to maintain his young wife and aging mother caused Kedarnath to look for employment. Finding a well-paid job in Calcutta – especially a job compatible with his high ethical values – was nearly impossible. After a few unsuccessful stints as a teacher and after

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From the age of five, Kedarnath attended the village school in Ula. Later, when an English school opened there, he showed interest in the English language, attending the classes during lunch, that the headmaster of the school convinced Anand Chandra to let the boy study there. At the age of seven

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In August 1860 his first son, Annada Datta, was born. His birth was followed by the death of Kedarnath's wife ten months later. Widowed and with an infant on his hands at twenty-three, Kedarnath married Bhagavati Devi, a daughter of Gangamoy Roy of Jakpore. She would become his companion and the

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Kedarnath was the third of six children of Anand Chandra and Jagat Mohini, preceded by older brothers Abhaykali (died before Kedarnath's birth) and Kaliprasanna and followed by three younger siblings: sister Hemlata and brothers Haridas and Gauridas. Kedarnath evoked affection of his mother, who

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Sarasvati! ...Because pure devotional conclusions are not being preached, all kinds of superstitions and bad concepts are being called devotion by such pseudo-sampradayas as sahajiya and atibari. Please always crush these anti-devotional concepts by preaching pure devotional conclusions and by

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towards the Gaudiya Vaishnavism taught by Chaitanya, he felt in need of assistance. When his wife gave birth to a new child, Kedarnath linked the event to a divinatory dream and named his son Bimala Prasad ('"the mercy of Bimala Devi"). The same account mentions that at his birth, the child's

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In 1885 Kedarnath Datta formed the Vishva Vaishnava Raj Sabha ("Royal World Vaishnava Association") composed of leading Bengali Vaishnavas and established at his own house the Vaishnava Depository, a library and a printing press for systematically presenting Gaudiya Vaishnavism by publishing

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could recommend the worship of Krishna, who had such a questionable character. I was amazed, and I thought about this in detail. Afterwards, I humbly prayed to God, "O Lord, please give me the understanding to know the secret of this matter." The mercy of God is without limit and so I soon

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Bhaktivinoda's son, who by that time came to be known as Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati, inherited the vision of spreading the message of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu in the West from his father. This inspiration was bequeathed to Bhaktisiddhanta in a letter that he received from Bhaktivinoda in 1910:

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These external events as well as the internal conflict between morality and need moved Kedarnath towards introspection in search for a more appealing concept of God, as accepted in Christianity and Vaishnavism. Marking this period of his life was Kedarnath's interest in

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Finding himself disoriented, he sought shelter in his friendship with the Tagore brothers. There he overcame his crisis and started moving towards a religious rather than social and political outlook on life. Along with Dvijendranath Tagore, Kedarnath started studying

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as an adequate presentation of the Gaudiya Vaishnava thought even for a Western mind and in 1880 sent copies of the book to leading intellectuals of Europe and America. Soon Bhaktivinoda received a favorable response from an eminent Sanskrit scholar in London,

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the morning I went back to the roof and looked carefully back across the Ganges. I saw that in the place where I had seen the building was a stand of palm trees. Inquiring about this area I was told that it was the remains of Lakshman Sen's fort at Ballaldighi.

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in occupations requiring Western education and proficiency in English and other languages. Exposed to and influenced by the Western values of the British, including the latter's condescending attitude towards cultural and religious traditions of India, the

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On 4 October 1894, at the age of 56, Bhaktivinoda Thakur retired from government service and moved with his family to Mayapur to focus on his devotional practice, writing and preaching. In 1908 Bhaktivinoda formally adopted the lifestyle and practice of a

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canonical devotional texts, often with his translations and commentaries, as well as his own original writing. In his endeavors to restore the purity and influence of Gaudiya Vaishnavism, in 1881 Bhaktivinoda began a monthly magazine in Bengali,

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Taking this as a clue, Bhaktivinoda conducted an investigation of the site by consulting old maps and matching them against scriptural and verbal accounts. He concluded that the village of Ballaldighi was formerly known as Mayapur, confirmed in

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started calling into question and reassessing the tenets of their own religion and customs. Their attempts to rationalise and modernise Hinduism in order to reconcile it with the Western outlook gave rise to a historical period called the

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Bhaktivinoda adapted his message to the Western mind by borrowing popular Christian expressions such as "universal fraternity", "cultivation of the spirit", "preach", and "church" and deliberately using them in a Hindu context. Copies of

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Prior to his birth, financial circumstances had forced his parents to relocate from Calcutta to Ula, where he was born and grew up in the palace of his maternal grandfather, Ishwar Chandra Mustauphi, a landowner known for his generosity.

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He tackled the task of reconciling Western reason and traditional belief, by accommodating both modern critical analysis and Hindu mysticism in his writings. Kedarnath's spiritual quest led him at the age of 29 to become a follower of

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While excelling in his studies, especially in the English language and writing, Kedarnath started writing his own poems and articles. Exposed to and influenced by the views of the acquaintances of Kashiprasad who frequented his home,

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Some thought the book was a new point of view. Some said it was good. The younger educated people said the book was nice, but no one fully understood the essence of the work, which was to show that Krishna was transcendent

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After leaving Puri for Bengal, Kedarnath Datta decided to establish his family in Calcutta at a permanent home, which he called "Bhakti Bhavan." This afforded him more freedom for his traveling, studies and writing.

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However, while busy with governmental assignments, Kedarnath dedicated his off-duty time to nurturing his newly acquired inspiration for Gaudiya Vaishnavism. He started mastering Sanskrit under the tutelage of local

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who were eager listen to his exposition of Gaudiya Vaishnavism. This brought him at odds with the local pandit, who criticised him for lecturing on Vaishnava topics while lacking a proper Vaishnava initiation, or

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that left a permanent mark on the skin, as if foretelling his future role as religious leader. In the 1880s, Kedarnath Datta, out of desire to foster the child's interest in spirituality, initiated him into

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revenue collector's office, Kedarnath felt morally compromised as well as insecure with the position of a rent collector and settled for a less profitable but more agreeable occupation as a clerk elsewhere.

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Bhaktivinoda would go to sleep at 19:30–20:00 but would rise at 22:00pm, light his oil lamp and write for six hours until 4:00 in the morning. He would then take a 30-minute nap, get up at 4:30 and chanted

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As Bhagavati Devi gave birth to Kedarnath's second child, daughter Saudhamani (1864), the need to secure a more stable income for his growing family made Kedarnath seek a job with the British government.

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These hardships made Kedarnath question the meaning of life and ponder over reasons for human sufferings. He felt unconvinced by conventional explanations and started doubting the reality of the many

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In the 1930s, the Gaudiya Math founded by Bhaktisiddhanta sent its missionaries to Europe, but remained largely unsuccessful in its Western outreach efforts, until in 1966 Bhaktisiddhanta's disciple

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and immersed in studying a range of Western philosophical, poetic, political, and religious texts. Kadarnath studied at the Hindu Charitable Institute between 1852 and 1856. There he met one of the

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with Bhagavati Devi: (1) Saudamani, daughter (1864); (2) Kadambani, daughter (1867); (3) son died early, name unknown (1868); (4) Radhika Prasad, son (1870); (5) Kamala Prasad, son (1872); (6)

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Kedarnath attributes his chronic intestinal disorders to his non-vegetarian diet up until his initiation in 1880, even while already practising Vaishnavism that strictly prohibits meat-eating.

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to be Chaitanya's birthplace could not possibly be genuine. Determined to find the actual place but frustrated by the lack of reliable evidence and clues, one night he saw a mystical vision:

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to be the birth site of Chaitanya. He soon acquired a property in Surabhi-kunj near Mayapur to oversee construction of a temple at Chaitanya's birthplace. For this purpose he organised, via

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employed the same rational tools of its opponents, complete with contemporary archeological and historical data and theological thought, to establish Krishna's pastimes as transcendent (

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In Chutimangal, Kedarnath Datta was able to begin his career as an English teacher – first at the local village school, and then, after passing a qualifying examination, at a school in

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The original letter was never recovered; however, Bhaktisiddhanta quoted these instructions by Bhaktivinoda, apparently considering them as seminal for his mission, in a 1926 letter.

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and sparing his mother, Kedarnath took her along with his grandmother to Calcutta for good. The devastation of Ula marked a turning point in Kedarnath's attitude to life. He writes:

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Vaishnavas. Bhaktivinoda's contention with them was brewing for many years until it came to a boil when he, already seriously ill, delegated his son Bhaktisiddhanta to the famous

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Accepting Chaitanya as the final goal of his intellectual and spiritual quest, Kedarnath soon started delivering public lectures on his teachings, culminating in his famous speech

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published in 1879, was Bhaktivinoda's first major work. Composed in Sanskrit and Bengali, the book was intended as a response to criticism of Krishna by Christian missionaries,

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who effected its resurgence in India in late 19th and early 20th century and was called by contemporary scholars as a Gaudiya Vaishnava leader of his time. He, along with his son

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Bhaktivinoda did not stop short of making practical efforts to implement his vision. In 1896 he published and sent to several academic addressees in the West a book entitled

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confesses to the discomfort of holding the position of authority that made his subordinates ingratiate themselves to him, out of fear and intimidation, by gifts and singing.

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that spanned the period from his birth in 1838 until retirement in 1894. He died in Calcutta on 23 June 1914 at age 75. His remains were interred near Mayapur, West Bengal.

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made it into the hands of some leading intellectuals of the West, a book in Sanskrit had very few readers there. Despite this obstacle, in 1882 Bhaktivinoda stated in his

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is considered one of the important books in the Gaudiya Vaishnava lineage of Bhaktivinoda. It has been translated into many languages and printed in thousands of copies.

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who claimed exclusive right to conduct initiations into Gaudiya Vaishnavism on the basis of their hereditary affiliation with it and denied eligibility to do so to non-

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of the in-laws. Soon after the wedding Ishwar Chandra died, leaving the responsibility for his troubled estate on the widow with two young children. Kedarnath recalls:

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refers to his father, Anand Chandra Dutta, as a "straightforward, clean, religious man" and describes his mother as "a sober woman possessed of many unique qualities".

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At that time I was seventeen years old and I had to face terrible hardships. There was no money. I could hardly speak to anyone. Everyone thought that my mother had a

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and ended up bankrupt. In 1850, when Kedarnath was 12, in accordance with the upper-class Hindu customs Jagat Mohini married him to a five-year-old Shaymani Mitra of

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Biographers cite an instance when Kedarnath quit a well-paid job that involved bargain due to feeling discomfort with having to "cheat the whole seller for profit".

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Gradually Bhaktivinoda directed criticism at various heterodox Vaishnava groups abounding in Bengal that he identified and termed "a-Vaishnava" (non-Vaishnava) and

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community, and soon a following of his own formed, consisting of students attracted by his discourses and personal tutorship on religious and philosophical topics.

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Bipin Bihari Goswami, conferred upon him the honorific title Bhaktivinoda; from that time on he was known as Kedarnath Datta Bhaktivinoda, or Bhakivinoda Thakur.

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to understand Vaishnava dharma. From childhood the seeds of faith for Vaishnava dharma had been planted within my heart and now they had sprouted. I experienced

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posted to Calcutta for propagating Unitarian ideas among the educated Bengalis. Under Dall's guidance, Kedarnath studied the Bible and the Unitarian writings of

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created some faith in Caitanya. On the second reading I understood that Caitanya was unequalled, but l doubted how such a good scholar with so high a level of

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This period was also marked with Kedarnath's budding literary gift. Taking advantage of the tranquility of his new clerical job, he composed the Bengali poems

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of rupees, no one believed that we were poor. I saw no hope. My mind became apathetic, the house was empty. I had no strength and my heart was dying of pain.

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community of Bengali intellectual gentry that lived during the Bengal Renaissance and attempted to rationalise their traditional Hindu beliefs and customs.

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in Bengal, some 100 kilometres (62 mi) north of modern-day Kolkata. Both his father, Ananda Chandra Dutta, and mother, Jagat Mohini Devi, hailed from

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and close associates of Chaitanya who had authored many of the school's theological texts and discovered places of Krishna's pastimes in Vrindavan.

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invites, as the future church of the world, all classes of men without distinction of caste or clan to the highest cultivation of the spirit.

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by Mahaprabhu is universal and not exclusive. The most learned and the most ignorant are both entitled to embrace it. . . . The principle of

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Bhaktivinoda also contributed to the development of Vaishnava music and song in the 19th century. He composed many devotional songs, or

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community, Kedarnath along with his classmates started taking public-speaking lessons from the British parliamentarian and abolitionist

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The revival of Gaudiya Vaishnavism effected by Bhaktivinoda spawned one of India's preaching missions of the early 20th century, the

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Calcutta was a multicultural city, different from Kedarnath's experience. His maternal uncle Kashiprasad Ghosh, a graduate of the

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From 1874 till his departure in 1914 Bhaktivinoda wrote, both philosophical works in Sanskrit and English that appealed to the

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incurring a debt, Kedarnath along with his mother and wife accepted the invitation of Rajballabh, his paternal grandfather in

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as a blessing – Puri was Chaitanya's residence for most of his life, and the shelter of the principal Vaishnava shrine, the

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Bhaktivinode Thakur and the transformation of religious authority among the Gauḍīya Vaisṣṇavas in nineteenth-century Bengal

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Kedarnath's birth in 1838 occurred during the period of the history of Bengal marked by the emergence and influence of the

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with the commentary of Sridhara Svami, and the seminal philosophical treatises of the Gaudiya Vaishnava canon such as the

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markings, and other devotional insignia. Even though Kedarnath was following Gaudiya Vaishnava spiritual discipline like

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His interest in Chaitanya Vaishnavism grew. After an eight-year search, in 1868 he found a copy of Chaitanya's biography

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that conquest influenced, Kedarantha attempted to reconcile modern thought and Vaishnava orthodoxy and to restore the

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in 1853. The scholarship aims to support academic endeavors related to the study of religion within the department.

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and special festivals, as well as personal acquaintances, a successful fundraising effort. Noted Bengali journalist

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with the only exception of his still non-vegetarian diet that he admits to following until his initiation in 1880

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Other sources give 1857 as the year of the epidemic, but that contradicts the age of 17 cited by Bhaktivinoda in

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Bhaktivinoda Thakur led the spread of Chaitanya's teachings in the West, in 1880 sending copies of his works to

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to its preeminent position in Hindu philosophy. His newfound inspiration in the teachings of Chaitanya and the

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mother of his other thirteen children. After a short tenure at a lucrative position as the head clerk at the

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in Sanskrit. From his childhood Bimala Prasad demonstrated a sense of moral behavior, intelligence, and an

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will take the name of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu again and again in their own countries, and raise the waves of

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In the following years Kedarnath's family faced a series of calamities. All three of his brothers died of

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until his death on 23 June 1914. His remains in a silver urn were interred at his house in Surabhi-kunj.

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This trend led to a perception, both in India and in the West, of modern Hinduism as being equivalent to

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which portrayed Chaitanya Mahaprabhu as a champion of "universal brotherhood and intellectual freedom":

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made an impact on him, planting the seed of the Vaishnava faith that he maintained throughout his life.

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He edited and published over 100 books on Vaishnavism, including major theological treatises such as

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At the request of his son Lalita Prasad, in 1896 Bhaktivinoda wrote a detailed autobiography called

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In 2023 the Bhaktivedanta Research Centre established an endowment to the Department of Sociology,

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viewpoint. Eventually, Kedarnath felt confident enough in his studies and in 1856 enrolled in the

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Kedarnath started a travelling preaching program in Bengali and Orissan villages that he called

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to pursue his devotional life. However, he saw a dream in which Chaitanya ordered him to go to

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Kedarnath stayed with Kashiprasad Ghosh until 1858 and became steeped in the lifestyle of the

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Identity and division in cults and sects in South Asia: Proceedings of the South Asia seminar

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Devotional Traditions and National Culture: Recovering Gaudiya Vaishnavism in Colonial Bengal

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Bhaktivinoda Thakur's house at Surabhi-kunj (Mayapur) that served as the headquarters of his

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Songs of the Vaishnava Acaryas: Hymns and Mantras for the glorification of Radha and Krishna

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History of Services of Officers Holding Gazetted Appointments under the Government of Bengal

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Prior to Bhaktivinoda's literary and preaching endeavours, an organised Gaudiya Vaishnava

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When in England, France, Russia, Prussia, and America all fortunate persons by taking up

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Vaishnava sect that conspired to overthrow the British and was led by a self-proclaimed

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and I was afraid of thieves at night so I had to give the guards bamboo sticks to carry.

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The Life and Thought of Kedarnath Dutta Bhaktivinode: A Hindu Encounter with Modernity

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magazine as the means for this task. Through his articles dealing with the process of

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Modern Hindu Personalism: The History, Life, and Thought of Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati

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or rice, bread and milk, rest at 19:30–20:00 and resume his writing routine at 22:00.

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In February 1866 Kedarnath Datta received, with a friend's help, a position with the

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Prabhupada Sarasvati Thakur: The Life and Precepts of Srila Bhaktisidhanta Sarasvati

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magazine a coveted vision of universalism and brotherhood across borders and races:

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Leave of medical certificate for 4 months and 7 days from 10 January 1882

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understood. From then on I believed that Caitanya was God. I often spoke with many

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Srimad-Gaurangalila-Smaranamangala, or Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, His life and Precepts

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into Bengali verse. He also authored an article on Vaishnavism as well as a book,

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of Calcutta, was a champion of Westernisation, the editor of the English-language

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Hindu Encounter with Modernity: Kedarnath Datta Bhaktivinoda, Vaiṣṇava Theologian

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An archive has been compiled containing records of Hindu/Presidency College (Now

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In 1886 Bhaktivinoda attempted to retire from his government service and move to

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Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura- His life and vision :The Gaudiya Treasures of Bengal

5221:(revised, illustrated ed.), Los Angeles, CA: Sanskrit Religions Institute, 2669:, son (1874); (7) Barada Prasad, son (1877); (8) Biraja Prasad, son (1878); (9) 2149:, was sent to several academics and libraries in Canada, Britain and Australia. 2048: 12284: 12105: 11854: 11804: 11794: 11443: 11338: 11220: 11163: 11133: 11002: 10775: 10582: 10572: 10512: 10460: 10397: 10292: 10217: 10174: 10154: 9943: 9819: 9780: 9474: 9464: 9459: 9383: 9039: 9014: 9009: 8808: 8603: 8435: 8410: 8312: 8307: 8252: 8189: 8106: 8098: 7726: 7676: 7671: 7606: 7566: 7384: 7334: 7024: 6703: 6441: 6380: 6249: 6244: 6098: 5949: 5647: 2514: 1914: 1656: 1414: 1370: 1343: 1242: 1056: 1043:'s office as a "Special Deputy Registrar of Assurances with Powers of a Deputy 794: 198: 11839: 11024: 10955: 1990:. This became the first foray of Chaitanya's theology into the Western world. 1760:

Furlough for 1 year, 7 months and 13 days from 20 August 1891

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Extract of the work record of Kedarnath Datta. Corrected to 27 November 1893.

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The Hare Krishna movement: The postcharismatic fate of a religious transplant

5085:"Presidency University: ভক্তি বিনোদ ঠাকুরের নামে ছাত্র বৃত্তি প্রেসিডেন্সিতে" 2331: 1999: 1983: 1392:(corrected to 1 July 1894) Chapter 9: Sub-executive officers, pp. 603–4 1365: 931: 473: 466: 118: 10881: 5312: 2492:

Gaurangalila-Smaranamangala, or Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, His life and Precepts,

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instead. After some difficulty, in 1887 Bhaktivinoda obtained a transfer to

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In 1896 another publication of Bhaktivinoda's, a book in English entitled

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Kamala Prasad, Shailaja Prasad, unknown grandchild, and Hari Pramodini.

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and a number of Sanskrit verses, and commenced a major literary work,

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Bhaktivinoda Institute - Repository of works by Bhaktivinoda Thakura

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of London. The book also made its way to prominent scholars such as

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with traditional commentaries and to write his own Sanskrit poetry.

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Bhaktivinode Thankura (author), Vaishnava Foundation (translator),

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Caitanya Vaiṣṇava philosophy : tradition, reason and devotion

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The book was also published under slightly varied titles, such as

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on beads, their opposition prompted Kedarnath to aspire to find a

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Hopkins, Thomas J. (1984), Utz, David A.; Gaeffke, Peter (eds.),

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Kedarnath accepts this criticism as fair in his autobiography.

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Western mission when in 1966 in the United States he founded

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by Britain in 1803, the British force commander in India,

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When Kedarnath suffered from prolonged bouts of fever and

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for his Vaishnava pursuits, enough to be able to read the

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After a village schooling, he continued his education at

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Kedarnath was born on 2 September 1838 in the village of

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Bipin Bihari Goswami, Srila Jagannath Dasa Babaji Maharaj

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Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura and His Great Accomplishments

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Kedarnath Datta in official magistrate dress, late 1880s

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Many Bhaktivinoda's books appeared first serialized in

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Kadarnath was transferred to another English school in

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Bhaktivinoda wrote an autobiographical account titled

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In his later years Bhaktivinoda founded and conducted

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Tattva-viveka: Awakened Intelligence in AbsoluteTruth

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In 1886 Bhaktivinoda published another important work

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Leave without pay for 4 days from 10 April 1870

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Bhaktivinoda Thakur's memorial at his birthplace in

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