 So Vivekananda, he went to Ramakrishna and asked, can you prove there is God? Ramakrishna asked, do you have the courage? He hesitated for a moment and he said, yes, I want to see. When he came out, all his questions had completely evaporated. You heard of Swami Vivekananda. For those of you who do not know, Vivekananda was the first yogi who came to United States of America in 1893, Chicago. And his guru was Ramakrishna. So, Vivekananda was just eighteen years of age and he was a fiery youth. One day, somebody told him there is this mystic Ramakrishna. You must see him, he has all the answers. You have so many questions, that's where you should go. So he went. He is full, all fired up, full of intellect and full of argument about everything. He is an activist. He is not a spiritual seeker as such. He has no such intentions. Only thing is, he has questions. He is not a conscious seeker yet. He is more like an activist. He is going every place to demolish all the mumbo-jumbo that's going on around him. So he went to Ramakrishna and asked, what is this all the time you are talking? God, God. Can you prove there is God? Ramakrishna said, well, I am the proof. So he just deflated him completely. He was expecting all those head spinning arguments. Ramakrishna said, well, I am the proof. I am here. This is the proof. Then he made the mistake of asking, can you make me experience whatever it is? Ramakrishna asked, do you have the courage? Vivekanda was known to be a very brave man. He hesitated for a moment and he said, yes, I want to see. Ramakrishna just took his foot and put it on his chest and Vivekanda did not get up from a Samadhi state for hours. And when he came out, all his questions had completely evaporated. After that, he didn't ask a single question. He saw something that he had never imagined in his life. And then he got, the madness caught him. Ramakrishna himself, if he were left to himself, nobody in the world would have ever heard about him because he had no means to communicate with the rest of the world. He had no way of reaching out to people. He was, he was incredible. Not cunning enough to operate with the world. So he chose Vivekanda as his vehicle. There had been hundreds of Ramakrishna's. But you heard only one Ramakrishna because of somebody like Vivekanda. In almost every Indian home, generally this picture is there, Hindu monk picture. Everybody thinks Vivekanda is the inspiration. He inspired a whole generation of people. He continues to inspire millions of people even today because he was such a fiery human being. Whatever he spoke and whatever he did, in a short span of his life, he died very young at the age of thirty-two. But in that short span, he set fire to a lot of people and created a major institution which is worldwide even today. The Ramakrishna mission is almost everywhere in the world. When I went to Dakshineshwar in Calcutta, Ramakrishna Paramhamsa, his immediate disciples have to be passed away when they formed this Ramakrishna mission, a new order. Ramakrishna never gave them initiation into monkhood or anything. After he passed away, these people decided that they will dedicate their lives to spreading his message. They came together and they became monks by themselves. They decided their lives must be dedicated to making this message happen. And when they came together and formed a little ashram on the banks of Hoogli in Calcutta, there's a picture of them. They are standing like this next to the river and there's a photograph. Somebody took a photograph of them. You must see these men. These are men, okay? They are like fire. So they took it upon themselves, these eight people and Ramakrishna mission went across the world and spread the message. Even today it's one of the most productive spiritual groups, you know, they're still quietly doing their work in their own way.