Swami Vivekananda was a devout Vedantist. Vedanta, he believes, is absolutely impersonal. Vedanta is eternal. It isn't the product of a single person or prophet. As a result, it isn't centred around a single person as the centre of attention. Dvaita, Visista-dvaita, and Advaita are three different manifestations of Vedanta, according to Swami Vivekananda. As a result, people aren't hostile toward him. They aren't set in stone. They are merely stages in the process of supporting an individual in attaining greater and higher standards until everything is merged in the wonderful unity with Creator. Swami Vivekananda is the essence of an entire philosophy of life for mankind. Both the most modest and the most powerful can put it into practises and grow in all aspects, including physical, mental, and spiritual growth. The secular and spiritual blend in this process to give man a practical plan for a peaceful and meaningful earthly career. Vivekananda's message becomes much more relevant and necessary in today's dark environment of character crisis produced by the worldwide collapse of moral values. This paper summarizes the values and thoughts of philosophical practice and spirituality of Swami Vivekananda.
Key words: Philosophy, Spirituality, Swami Vivekananda, India.
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