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My Brahmo Samaj Roots - by Garbo Garnham - great grand daughter of Keshub Chandra Sen
Garbo Garnham - the great grand-daughter of Keshub Chunder Sen, writes about her Brahmo roots and the experiences of being born and reared in the UK. |
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A Time for Prayer - by Rev. Andrew James Brown.
Revd Andrew James Brown, Minister of the Unitarian Church Cambridge streses the need for prayer in the aftermath of London bombings on 7/7. |
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Are we headed towards extinction? - by Ashish Basu of Mumbai.
Ashish Basu does some serious introspection on the eve of Maghhotsava. |
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Message for the Bhadrotsav - by Manju Chowdhury, London
Manju Chowdhury looks why Brahmoism is more acceptable in cross cultural ties in the West. |
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Message for the Maghotsav 2005 - by Ashish Basu of Mumbai.
Ashish Basu speaks out for spreading the Brahmo Message on the occassion of the Maghhotsava. |
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Songs of Rabindranath - by Arnold A. Blake
Arnold Blake analyses the songs of Rabindranath in his book "Chansons de Rabindranath Tagore" |
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Rammohun Roy and "The Day-Star of Approaching Morn" - by Phillip Medhurst
Mr. Medhurst is now Head of Religious Studies and Lay Chaplain in an independent secondary school in Worcestershire. |
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Rammohun Roy, the path maker and luminous star in out hour of decadence - by Rabindranath Tagore
This address was delivered by Rabindranath Tagore as President of the Preliminary Meeting of the Rammohun Roy Centenary held at the Senate House, Calcutta, on 18 February 1933. |
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Speech before the Unitarian Association, London - by Rammohun Roy
This address was delivered by Rammohun Roy to the Unitarian Association, London and is taken from the Last days in England of Raja Rammohun Roy by Miss Carpenter. |
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