With reference to the sharks at the seas of Kanyakumari, I was mentioning about the existence of the same over a 100 years back. Just like the tigers of India, the sharks too may have now vanished.

I hope the incident (about the two gentlemen on train) which I have mentioned doesn’t offend the British. In fact, some of the best friends of Swami Vivekananda happened to be from other parts of the globe.

you will go places if you can pay as much attention in day-day chores of your life as you have done in reading this mail and pointedout the apparent errors.

Whether Swamiji has actually went to the mirage to quench his thirst is not the pith of the matter, the matter is how we ( people at large,dont know about you ) approach life and delude ourselves with our false notions. We (Human beings,dont know about you )try to Quench our things with worldly Success thinking that it would give us happiness but despite such an effort what we ( humanbeings, dont know about you ) get is temporal happiness.

People like you ( Humanbeings /?? like you ) spend valuable time in posting a message where some one committed a mistake. In your comment I didnt find one single line ( except that you liked the incident with english men) for the courage with which a man was traversing India and preached his country men to have faith in themselves and serve man as we serve god.

Lastly , before you lacerate me with your analysis , Know that I am not swamiji to tolerate fools. I cannot

If Swami Vivekananda saw a mirage that he thought was a lake, he’d have never been able to go to the water’s edge because the mirage/lake would go further and further away. Therefore, it would be impossible to drink from a mirage lake’s shores.

Also we all know that the seas at Kanyakumari, although very rough, is not infested with man eating sharks and is pretty safe from the shark angle at least.

I like the part about the railway station and the 2 englishman.

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