Synopsis A Concordance to Swami Vivekananda is not simply a collection of quotations culled from the vast Vivekananda corpus. Rather, it is a useful guide that enables scholars and general readers to ascertain what Vivekananda said on different subjects and where those statements can be found. We often need this sort of ready reference for locating a quotation or for studying a particular issue in depth. We hope this Concordance will save those, who are eager to know Vivekananda's thoughts on various issues much time and labour. A distinctive feature of this Concordance is its emphasis on projecting Vivekananda's ideas, rather than his words. The entries were chosen so that the reader can form a fairly clear picture of what Vivekananda wanted to convey.All three volumes are primarily based on The Compete Works of Swami Vivekananda, with additional material being drawn from the Reminiscences of Swami Vivekananda by His Eastern and Western Admirers, The Master as I Saw Him by Sister Nivedita, Letters of Sister Nivedita edited by Prof. S.P. Basu, and the six volumes of Swami Vivekananda in the West: New Discoveries by Marie Louise Burke. The first volume of the Concordance does not includes entries from volume IX of The Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda, as it was published after its release. But the second volume of the Concordance includes two appendices of entries, drawn exclusively from volume IX of the Complete Works. The first appendix (Appendix A : A-H) corresponds with the first volume of the Concordance, while the second appendix (Appendix B : I-M) corresponds with the second volume. In the third volume of the Concordance, the entries from volume IX are incorporated in the body of the Concordance text.