Social implications in the philosophy of Vivekananda

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The legacy of Swami Vivekananda is perennial for he is a great social reformer, religious teacher and a patriot saint but above all an unparallel visionary. It is in this context that the question that who can be regarded as a philosopher comes to one's mind. There is no doubt on the fact that his ideas and messages concerning different aspects of religion, youth, education, faith, character-building as well as social ideals remain most inspiring and rejuvenating to his readers all over the world. For these reasons, one cannot regard him as merely a dull dispenser of thought, but as a man who has heart to feel, head to think, hand to work and who feels in his irmerself the spiritual unity of all existence. These are the qualities which are not exclusively attributed to a reformer or a saint, but to a philosopher also