Swami Vivekananda was instrumental in revitalizing Hinduism and presenting it to the modern world. His teachings bridged the ancient Vedantic philosophy with contemporary social reform movements, making spirituality accessible to all.

As a prominent disciple of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, he became a torch-bearer of spiritual wisdom, advocating for universal brotherhood and the practical application of spirituality in addressing social issues and human suffering.

His influence extended far beyond India, shaping global perspectives on Hinduism, yoga, and Eastern philosophy, while simultaneously being a catalyst for Indian nationalism and cultural renaissance during the colonial period.