Nayan Majhe Royecho Je Tumi by Rameswar Dutta [Hardcover]

"Distinguished individuals often narrate the lives, struggles, and works of great personalities, especially in the form of biographies. Similarly, numerous biographers have written multiple comprehensive books on a remarkable figure like Swami Vivekananda. Although these books are readily available, many readers find them quite heavy to read.

In such cases, novelists, while preserving the authenticity of facts and principles, weave their imagination into the life journey of great personalities, presenting novels that make it easier for readers to understand these figures and spark their interest.

One such novel about Swami Vivekananda, 'Nayan Majhe Royecho Je Tumi', has been written, where instead of an overwhelming repository of serious facts and theories, the book introduces the flesh-and-blood human behind the identity of Vivekananda—Narendranath.

It is well known that Vivekananda had a very short lifespan. This novel captures just six years of his 39-year-and-a-few-months-long life. The timeline spans from 1880 to 1886, covering his youth, from the age of 17/18 up to the period after the passing of Sri Ramakrishna (on August 16, 1886) and his acceptance of monastic life. This book focuses solely on Narendranath's activities during this phase of his youth.

This is the first volume of the book."