Karma Yoga - from Volume 1 , and related

Karma in its Effect on Character

Each is great in his own place

The Secret of Work

What is Duty?

We help ourselves, not the world

Non-attachment is complete self-abnegation

Freedom

The Ideal of Karma-Yoga

Work and its Secret (from Volume 2)

Raja Yoga (from Volume 1) and related.

Raja-Yoga (from Volume 1)

Preface

Introductory

The First Steps

Prana

The Psychic Prana

The Control of Psychic Prana

Pratyahara and Dharana

Dhyana and Samadhi

Raja-Yoga in brief

Patanjali's Yoga Aphorisms:

Introduction

Concentration: Its spiritual uses

Concentration: Its practice

Powers

Independence

Appendix



From Volume 2:

The Powers of the Mind

Hints on Practical Spirituality



Practical Vedanta and other lectures (from Volume 2)

Practical Vedanta: Part I

Practical Vedanta: Part II

Practical Vedanta: Part III

Practical Vedanta: Part IV

The Way to the Realisation of a Universal Religion

The Ideal of a Universal Religion

The Open Secret

The Way to Blessedness

Yajnavalkya and Maitreyi

Soul, Nature and God

Cosmology

A study of the Sankhya philosophy

Sankhya and Vedanta

The Goal


From Volume 4:

Indian Religious Thought

The Basis for Psychic or Spiritual Research

The Claims of Religion

Concentration

Meditation

The Practice of Religion

Raja Yoga (from Volume 1) and related.

Raja-Yoga (from Volume 1)

Preface

Introductory

The First Steps

Prana

The Psychic Prana

The Control of Psychic Prana

Pratyahara and Dharana

Dhyana and Samadhi

Raja-Yoga in brief

Patanjali's Yoga Aphorisms:

Introduction

Concentration: Its spiritual uses

Concentration: Its practice

Powers

Independence

Appendix



From Volume 2:

The Powers of the Mind

Hints on Practical Spirituality



Practical Vedanta and other lectures (from Volume 2)

Practical Vedanta: Part I

Practical Vedanta: Part II

Practical Vedanta: Part III

Practical Vedanta: Part IV

The Way to the Realisation of a Universal Religion

The Ideal of a Universal Religion

The Open Secret

The Way to Blessedness

Yajnavalkya and Maitreyi

Soul, Nature and God

Cosmology

A study of the Sankhya philosophy

Sankhya and Vedanta

The Goal

Karma Yoga - from Volume 1 , and related

Karma in its Effect on Character

Each is great in his own place

The Secret of Work

What is Duty?

We help ourselves, not the world

Non-attachment is complete self-abnegation

Freedom

The Ideal of Karma-Yoga

Work and its Secret (from Volume 2)

Lectures and Discourses (from Volume 4)

The Ramayana

The Mahabharata

Thoughts on the Gita

The Story of Jada Bharata

The Story of Prahlada

The Great Teachers of the World

On Lord Buddha

Christ, the Messenger

My Master

Indian Religious Thought

The Basis for Psychic or Spiritual Research

On Art in India

Is India a Benighted Country?

The Claims of Religion

Concentration

Meditation

Volumes some-1, full 2 and 3

Lectures and Discourses (Volume 1):

Soul, God and Religion

The Hindu Religion

What is Religion?

Vedic Religious Ideals

The Vedanta Philosophy

Reason and Religion

Vedanta as a Factor in Civilisation

The Spirit and Influence of Vedanta

Steps of Hindu Philosophic thought

Steps to Realisation

Vedanta and Privilege

Privilege

Krishna

Gita I

Gita II

Gita III

Mohammed

Vilvamangala

The Soul and God

Breathing

Practical Religion: Breathing and Mediatation

Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda (from Volume 2)

Work and its Secret

The Powers of the Mind

Hints on Practical Spirituality

Bhakti or Devotion


Jnana-Yoga (from Volume 2)

The Necessity of Religion

The Real Nature of Man

Maya and Illusion

Maya and the Evolution of the Conception of God

Maya and Freedom

The Absolute and Manifestation

God in Everything

Realisation

Unity in Diversity

The Freedom of the Soul

The Cosmos: The Macrocosm

The Cosmos: The Microcosm

Immortality

The Atman

The Atman: Its Bondage and Freedom

The Real and the Apparent Man

Practical Vedanta and other lectures (from Volume 2)

Practical Vedanta: Part I

Practical Vedanta: Part II

Practical Vedanta: Part III

Practical Vedanta: Part IV

The Way to the Realisation of a Universal Religion

The Ideal of a Universal Religion

The Open Secret

The Way to Blessedness

Yajnavalkya and Maitreyi

Soul, Nature and God

Cosmology

A study of the Sankhya philosophy

Sankhya and Vedanta

The Goal

Lectures and Discourses (from Volume 3)

Unity, the Goal of Religion

The Free Soul

One Existence Appearing as Many


Reports in American Newspapers (from Volume 2)

Note

Divinity of Man

Swami Vivekananda on India

Religious Harmony

From far off India

An Evening with our Hindu Cousins

The Manners and Customs of India

The Religions of India

Sects and Doctrines in India

Less Doctrine and more Bread

The Religion of Buddha

All Religions are Good

The Hindu way of life

Ideals of Womanhood

True Buddhism

India's Gift to the World

Child Widows of India

Some Customs of the Hindus


Reports in American Newspapers (Volume 3)

India: Her Religion and Customs

Hindus at the Fair

At the Parliament of Religions

Personal Traits

Reincarnation

Hindu Civilisation

An Interesting Lecture

The Hindoo Religion

The Hindoo Monk

Plea for Tolerance

Manners and Customs in India

Hindoo Philosophy

Miracles

The Divinity of Man

The Love of God

The Women of India


Lectures from Colombo to Almora

(from the Complete works of Swami Vivekananda - Volume 3)


First Public Lecture in the East (Colombo)

Vedantism

Reply to the Address of Welcome at Pamban

Address at the Rameswaram Temple on Real Worship

Reply to the Address of Welcome at Ramnad

Reply to the Address of Welcome at Paramakudi

Reply to the Address of Welcome at Shivaganga and Manamadura

Reply to the Address of Welcome at Madura

The Mission of the Vedanta

Reply to the Address of Welcome at Madras

My Plan of Campaign

Vedanta in its Application to Indian Life

The Sages of India

The Work before us

The Future of India

On Charity

Address of Welcome

Presented at Calcutta and Reply

The Vedanta in all its phases

Address of Welcome at Almora and Reply

Vedic Teaching in Theory and Practice

Bhakti

The Common Bases of Hinduism

Bhakti

The Vedanta

Vedantism

The Influence of Indian Spiritual Thought in England

Sannyasa: Its Ideal and Practice

What have I learnt?

The Religion we are born in

Swami Sivananda, Divine Life Society Online Books

Book List

Karmas and Diseases

Philosophy of Dreams

Thought Power

Mind, It's Mysteries and Control

20 Spiritual Instructions

Self Knowledge

Essence of Yoga

Practical Lessons in Yoga

Practice of Karma Yoga

Satsanga and Svadhyaya

Pranayama

May I answer that?

Brahmacharya

Celibacy - by Chidananda

Yoga in Daily Life

Thus Awakens Swami Sivananda (Pocket Book)

Thus Spake Sivananda (Pocket Book)

Breathing

Proper Breathing

CAUTION

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Introduction

Swami Vivekananda, the sage of Modern India, guides humanity in attaining the divine, and as well gives ideas for a great India. His works are in ramakrishnavivekananda.info, in the order they were collected or in a chronological order. His works run into a few thousand pages. A reader will have a hard time to read everything on a specific topic addressed by him. If they are classified topic wise, the readers will get a fuller understanding of what he says. He can read all the lectures on a topic that interests him most, and then can move to another.

His lectures and writings can be broadly classified into Self Help, Yoga, History, Comparative Religion, and many more. In fact, some lectures cover many topics and they have to be tagged with many words. As time, patience, and energy permit, I will try to classify them into major topics. However, being a full-time student, and having to prepare for some tough exams, I'm afraid I may not be able to devote much time to this effort, and it may take years for me to classify all of them. I wish the devotee who kept Swami Vivekananda's works online has the time and energy to classify and tag them and even to write abstracts of every article. I sincerely thank the devotee who kept Sri Ramakrishna's and Swami Vivekananda's works online.