The seventh day of Vivekananda Navaratri at Sri Ramakrishna Math started with a melodious rendition of devotional bhajans by the Saradama Bhajan Mandali from Chennai Math. The ethereal atmosphere created by the devotional music set the tone for the spiritual journey that unfolded throughout the day.
Dr. Sudha Sheshayyan, the former Vice-Chancellor of Dr. MGR Medical University, Chennai, took the stage to deliver a special talk in Tamil on the 'Greatness of Womenhood in Swami Vivekananda’s Literature.' Dr. Sheshayyan's insightful discourse delved into the profound impact of Swami Vivekananda's teachings on the role and significance of women in society, drawing inspiration from his literary works.
Following this, Swami Dhyanagamyananda, Secretary of Chennai Vidyapith Vivekananda College, presented a thought-provoking talk in Tamil on 'Buddha and Vivekananda.' The discourse aimed to explore the intersections and connections between the teachings of Buddha and Swami Vivekananda, providing the audience with a deeper understanding of the spiritual philosophies that have shaped humanity.
A captivating highlight of the day was a mesmerizing dance drama titled 'Mahavishnu’s Dashavataram,' performed by the talented students of Ramakrishna Mission Students’ Home in Chennai. The dance drama, a vibrant portrayal of the ten avatars of Lord Vishnu, showcased the artistic prowess of the students and brought to life the timeless tales from Hindu purana.