Ramakrishna Mission, Lumdung
Ramakrishna Mission
Lumdung
PO. Seppa, Dt. Dist. East Kameng, Arunachal Pradesh 790102
India
Phone : 94368 87828
Email : [email protected]
The centre has been started on the thirty-six acres of land at Lumdung village in East Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh received as a gift from Nanghee Natung Moya Tacha Welfare Society and the people of Lumdung.
Ramakrishna Mission Hospital, Itanagar
Ramakrishna Mission Hospital
P.O. Ramakrishna Mission
Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh 791113
India
Phone : 0360-221 2263, 221 8780
Telefax : 0360-221 2761
Email : [email protected],[email protected]
Website: www.rkmh.org
The centre was started in 1979 for providing free medical facilities to the tribal population of Arunachal Pradesh.
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Educational
Nurses Training Centre
Medical
Hospital
Temple
Temple
Welfare
Welfare Work
Ramakrishna Mission
P.O. Viveknagar
Aalo, Dt. West Siang, Arunachal Pradesh 791001
India
Phone : 03783-222218, 222249, 222349 & 222455
Telefax : 03783-222716
Email : [email protected]
Website: www.ramakrishnamissionaalo.org
Institution(s):
Hr. Secondary School
Phone: 223039
Secondary School
Phone: 222349
Hostel
Phone: 222218
The Centre was started in 1966.
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Cultural
Cultural Programme
Educational
Kindergarten
Primary School
Seconadary School
Medical
Eye Camp
Spiritual
Prayer Hall
Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama
Ramakrishna Beach
Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh 530003
India
Phone : 0891-2562561 & 2533186
Email : [email protected], [email protected]
Website: www.rkmissionvizag.org
Institution(s):
School
Phone: 2706 855
Started in 1938, this ashrama is situated in full view of the sea (Ramakrishna Beach).
Activities of the Mission centre :
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Educational
Library & Reading Room
Shops
Book-stall
Spiritual
Devtional Singing
Temple
Temple
Ramakrishna Mission
Ramakrishna Mission Road
Sitanagaram
Tadepalli Mandal, Dt. Krishna, Andhra Pradesh 522501
India
Phone : (08645) 272248 & 272656,
(0866) 2570799
Email : [email protected], [email protected]
Website: www.rkmissionvijayawada.org
Sub Centre(s)
Ramakrishna Mission
Gandhinagar
Vijaywada, Andhra Pradesh 520003
Phone : 0866-2570799
The centre was started in 1956 and made a branch of the Mission in 2001.
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Celebrations
Birthday Celebration
Educational
Coaching Centre
Lower Primary School
Shops
Bookshop
Spiritual
Retreat
Youth Welfare Programmes
Balaka Sangha
Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission
Ramakrishna-Vivekananda Nagar
Rajahmundry, Dt. East Godavari, Andhra Pradesh 533105
India
Phone : 0883-2473112
Email : [email protected], [email protected]
Website: www.rkmathrjy.org
Institution(s):
Town Centre
Phone: 2478 127
The Math centre was started in 1951. The Mission centre was founded in 1954.
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Educational
Library & Reading Room
Non Formal School
Medical
Allopathic Dispensary
Homoeopathic Dispensary
Physiotherapy Unit
Relief
Clothes & Garments
Shops
Book-stall
Spiritual
Retreat
Spiritual Retreat
Temple
Prayer Hall
Temple
Welfare
Welfare Work
Ramakrishna Math
5/476, Trunk Road, Kadapa 516005
Ramakrishna Mission, Kadapa
Putlampalli, Near RIMS Hospital, Kadapa 516002
Kadapa, Dt. YSR, Andhra Pradesh
India
Phone : 08562-241633 (Math),
(08562) 20-0120 & (08562) 29-0633 (Mission)
Email : [email protected]
Website: www.rkmkadapa.org
The Math centre was started in 1910. It was made a sub-centre under Chennai Math in 2004 and a full-fledged centre in 2005. The Mission centre was started in 2005.
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Educational
Library & Reading Room
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Homoeopathic Dispensary
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Ramakrishna Sarada Mission, Guntur, its sister branch was started in October 2001 in the adjacent land and premises donated by Ramakrishna Samithi of Guntur and is conducting service activities.
Ramakrishna Sarada Vidyalaya: The Primary School for KG 1 to Class 5th, with total students’ strength of 175, where more than 50% of the students are given completely free education, books, uniforms etc.
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Sunday Balmandir: Moral and spiritual training is given to about 80 orphan children of neighboring hostels. They are taught recitation from the scriptures, told stories from the Puranas and given moral and value education. Tiffin was given to all of them.
Inter School Competitions are held every year in which nearly 500 children participate in Gita chanting, Elocution, Essay writing, Drawing, Quiz etc.
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A new block on the 1st floor of the Niveditta Vocational Training Centre was inaugurated on 6th January,2008. Computer training for about 30 girls where certificate courses like D.C.A,D.T.P. & P.G.D.C.A. are being given.
Personality Development Programmes: Convention for about 40 college girls within the campus to inculcate higher values through discourses and live interactions. This programme is also conducted in educational institutions of Andhra Pradesh.
Nivedita Vocational Training Centre: Free training is conducted for about 60 needy women in tailoring, machine and hand embroidery, painting, bag making etc.
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Relief and Welfare activities: financial help is provided to the needy.
Sri Sarada Chetana: Classes on the gospel of Sri Ramakrishna and Sri Sarada Devi are held at the residences of devotees on Wednesday.
Daily collective worship and bhajan on Sri Sarada Devi is carried out by about 30 devotees in their houses during the months September to December
Sri Sarada Math & Ramakrishna Sarada Mission
D-26-15-17,
Nagarampalem,
Guntur – 522 004
Phone/Fax: 91-863-2218339
e-mail:[email protected]
The centre was started in 1961 and made a branch of the Mission in 1992.
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Celebrations
Birthday Celebration
Cultural
Lecture
Educational
Vocational Training Centre
Spiritual
Religious Activities
Temple
Temple
Youth Welfare Programmes
Cultural Unit
(Source: www.belurmath.org)
U. S. A.,
1894.
DEAR ALASINGA,
Listen to an old story. A lazy tramp sauntering along the road saw an old man sitting at the door of his house and stopped to inquire of him the whereabouts of a certain place. “How far is such and such a village?” he asked. The old man remained silent. The man repeated his query several times. Still there was no answer. Disgusted at this, the traveller turned to go away. The old man then stood up and said, “The village of — is only a mile from here.” “What!” said the tramp, “Why did you not speak when I asked you before?” “Because then”, said the old man, “you seemed so halting and careless about proceeding, but now you are starting off in good earnest, and you have a right to an answer.”
Will you remember this story, my son? Go to work, the rest will come: “Whosoever not trusting in anything else but Me, rests on Me, I supply him with everything he needs” (Gitâ, IX. 22). This is no dream.
. . . The work should be in the line of preaching and serving, at the present time. Choose a place of meeting where you can assemble every week holding a service and reading the Upanishads with the commentaries, and so slowly go on learning and working. Every thing will come to you if you put your shoulders to the wheel. . .
Now, go to work! G. G.’s nature is of the emotional type, you have a level head; so work together; plunge in; this is only the beginning. Every nation must save itself; we must not depend upon funds from America for the revival of Hinduism, for that is a delusion. To have a centre is a great thing; try to secure such a place in a large town like Madras, end go on radiating a living force in all directions. Begin slowly. Start with a few lay missionaries; gradually others will come who will devote their whole lives to the work. Do not try to be a ruler. He is the best ruler who can serve well. Be true unto death. The work we want — we do not seek wealth, name or fame. . . . Be brave. . . . Endeavour to interest the people of Madras in collecting funds for the purpose, and then make a beginning. . . . Be perfectly unselfish and you will be sure to succeed. . . . Without losing the independence in work, show all regards to your superiors. Work in harmony. . . . My children must be ready to jump into fire, if needed, to accomplish their work. Now work, work, work! We will stop and compare notes later on. Have patience, perseverance, and purity.
I am writing no book on Hinduism just now. I am simply jotting down my thoughts. I do not know if I shall publish them. What is in books? The world is too full of foolish things already. If you could start a magazine on Vedantic lines, it would further our object. Be positive; do not criticise others. Give your message, teach what you have to teach, and there stop. The Lord knows the rest. . . .
Do not send me any more newspapers, as I do not notice the missionary criticisms on myself; and here the public estimation of me is better for that reason.
. . . If you are really my children, you will fear nothing, stop at nothing. You will be like lions. We must rouse India and the whole world. No cowardice. I will take no nay. Do you understand? Be true unto death! . . . The secret of this is Guru-Bhakti — faith in the Guru unto death! Have you that? I believe with all my heart that you have, and you know that I have confidence in you — so go to work. You must succeed. My prayers and benedictions follow every step you take. Work in harmony. Be patient with everybody. Every one has my love. I am watching you. Onward! Onward! This is just the beginning. My little work here makes a big echo in India, do you know? So I shall not return there in a hurry. My intention is to do something permanent here, and with that object I am working day by day. I am every day gaining the confidence of the American people. . . . Expand your hearts and hopes, as wide as the world. Study Sanskrit, especially the three Bhâshyas (commentaries) on the Vedanta. Be ready, for I have many plans for the future. Try to be a magnetic speaker. Electrify the people. Everything will come to you if you have faith. So tell Kidi, in fact, tell all my children there. In time they will do great things at which the world will wonder. Take heart and work. Show me something you have done. Show me a temple, a press, a paper, a home for me. Where shall I come to if you cannot make a home for me in Madras? Electrify people. Raise funds and preach. Be true to your mission. Thus far you promise well, so go on and do better and better still.
. . .Do not fight with people; do not antagonise anyone. Why should we mind if Jack and John become Christians? Let them follow whatever religion suits them. Why should you mix in controversies? Bear with the various opinions of everybody. Patience, purity, and perseverance will prevail.
Yours etc.,
VIVEKANANDA.