Mary lePage
American disciple of Abhedananda
About Mary lePage
Lived 1879 – 1962 (aged 82–83).
Mary Hebard LePage (22 February 1879 – 7 August 1962) who wrote an account of his visit to America.
Biography Lepage was initiated by Abhedananda in December 1908, at the Berkshire Ashram, West Cornwall, Connecticut, where she lived for four months. She later married fellow disciple Thomas LePage (Haridas), with whom she had seven children, two died in infancy. It was republished, in 1951 and later editions, as Swami Abhedananda in America. It has been described by one writer as "an intimate and firsthand account of Abhedananda's eventful stay in the West by one of his most ardent disciples", and by another as "partisan, defending the swami at every point, while dismissing his opponents."
Works An Apostle of Monism: an authentic account of the activities of Swami Abhedananda in America Swami Abhedananda in America
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Who was Mary lePage?
American disciple of Abhedananda
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Mary lePage was born in 1879.
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Mary lePage died on 7 August 1962.
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