This publisher’s note introduces the Indian edition of Living at the Source, a collection centered on the teachings of Swami Vivekananda.

The core message highlights Vivekananda’s vision that every individual is inherently divine. To realize this divinity, he proposed four primary paths or Yogas:

• Karma-Yoga: Unselfish work.

• Jnana-Yoga: Philosophical discrimination.

• Bhakti-Yoga: Devotion.

• Raja-Yoga: Psychic control.

While many scholars analyze his work, the publisher emphasizes that Vivekananda’s original, "fiery" words offer unique strength and guidance toward Brahman (the source of infinite knowledge and bliss). The book serves as a direct bridge to these authentic insights. Finally, the note acknowledges the Vivekananda Foundation, U.S.A., for granting the rights to this 1995 Indian publication.