Vedanta Kesari [SEP] publisher
Vedanta Kesari
The Vedanta Kesari (The Lion of Vedanta) (formerly Brahmavadin) is an English language monthly magazine covering spiritual and cultural issues, published by the Ramakrishna Math in Chennai, India, since 1895.
History.
Under the inspiration of Swami Vivekananda, a group of his disciples in Madras, which included G. Venkataranga Rao, M.C. Nanjunda Rao and Alasinga Perumal, started on 14 September 1895 a monthly journal bearing the title "Brahmavadin". It continued to be brought out regularly for 14 years, until
and of "Sri Ramakrishna the Great Master", translated by Swami Jagadananda in 1952. Swami Tapasyananda translated into English a great many Sanskrit texts, including "Srimad Bhagavata" published in 4 volumes in the year 1980. Another of his books, "The Bhakti Schools of Vedanta" (1990), has been much acclaimed by scholars.
The Math publishes 2 monthly journals: The Vedanta Kesari in English and Sri Ramakrishna Vijayam in Tamil. The Vedanta Kesari was started in 1914 and has over the years built up a