This book highlights the profound impact of Sister Nivedita’s writings on India’s national awakening. It credits her with instilling a sense of civic duty and a desire for "national education" among the Indian people.

Sir Rash Behari Ghosh, who famously remarked that Nivedita’s influence "breathed the breath of life" into a stagnant nation. The author emphasizes that during a period of deep cultural and educational "rut," her ideas served as a vital national life-principle and a "saving evangel." Ultimately, Nivedita is portrayed as a source of inspiration and a "balm" for a society struggling to find its direction, offering a visionary path toward intellectual and social revival.