Nationalism and Swami Vivekananda

Swami Vivekananda was a certified loyalist in essence. He realized that there is only one controlling guideline within the view of every country. He said, "In every nation, as in music, there is a central tone, a central theme, upon which all the others turn. Every nation has a theme, a wide range of extraordinary things discretized. The point of India is religion. Social change and a vast number of different things are discretionary.

There was no trifle of solid nature or religion attached to customs, social precedents, administrative schemes and old dress. Vivekananda settled the endless principles of moral and transcendental progress through dharma. He believed in simple versatility and not in acceptable and outrageous weight. As such, he cannot be blamed for sectarianism or communalism.