The Story Of Swami Rama - Holybook

The Story Of Swami Rama
out to the sandy wastes, and make the old bearded
grandees take off their coats and boots and take
physical exercise. No one was spared. All must
take physical exercise. He would halt as the sun
went down and begin his rapturous, measureless
dances as his admirers would sit dumb seeing this
rose-like man making his joy infinite.
At Pushkar, there were not many men, but the half
a dozen that went there were taught to tramp
aimlessly for the sake of the pleasure of mere
tramping.
All the lectures that Swami Rama delivered at this
period have a strong odour of patriotic fervour,
particularly his messages to young men, Criticism
and Universal Love, Yajna, National Dharma,
Brahmacharya, Patriotism. His introduction to Rai
Baij Nath's Hinduism—Ancient arid Modern, is a
masterpiece, and he paints Himself there as a true
son of India. But in his letters, he is himself.
Here in these written articles and messages, one
finds the clear design of his lofty vision of
Humanity with which he started from the
Himalayas to the West, but he gave the message
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