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More than a century has passed since Vivekananda walked this Earth, yet his words remain remarkably relevant. In an age dominated by stress, consumerism, and a crisis of identity, he offers not escapism, but empowerment. For the youth battling self-doubt, he thundered: “You are the creator of your own destiny.” For women subjugated by tradition, he proclaimed: “There is no chance for the welfare of the world unless the condition of women is improved.” For a nation fragmented by caste, creed, and colonial rule, he envisioned “unity in diversity” through the universal principles of Vedanta. In an increasingly polarized world, his life is a bridge — between East and West, science and spirituality, self and society. Vivekananda’s teachings are not confined to the ashram or temple; they belong in classrooms, boardrooms, and the hearts of seekers everywhere.