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Swami Vivekananda lived from 1863 to 2013. He believed that humanity's inability to rise above a life focused only on physical pleasures and sense experiences is the cause of all the horrors and miseries in the world. Vivekananda emphasized the importance of spiritual development over physical pleasures.
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- 1. SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 1863-- 2013
- 2. SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 1863-- 2013 “Our inability to rise above the sense-life — the striving for physical pleasures, is the cause of all the horrors and miseries in the world.”