Life Of Sri Ramakrishna Part 3

Kesavchandra was attracted toward Sri Ramakrishna from the day he first saw him, although he was inspired with Western ideas and ideals, his heart was filled with a real love of God and it was impossible for him to enjoy the nectar of devotion all by himself. As he was getting more and more light on the path of his life’s journey from Sri Ramakrishna’s illuminating words and contacts, he freely told the public about it and invited them enthusiastically to come and share with him the joy and bliss of his holy company. It is therefore seen that all the English and Bengali newspapers controlled by the Brahmo Samaj such as Sulabha, Samachara, Sunday Mirror, Theistic Quarterly Review etc., were full of discussions about the pure character, words of wisdom and the liberal religious tenets of Sri Ramakrishna. Kesav and other Brahmo leaders were seen to repeat on many occasions Sri Ramakrishna’s words from the altar when they addressed their congregations at the end of their services and prayers.