He found a master named Shri Ramakrishna who answered his queries and gave him God vision to attain the sage place in the world. After his master's death he became the renowned and wandering monk. In the western world he proved his standing by representing The Hinduism at Chicago's Parliament Religions in 1893. His speech at the parliament made a revolution in the world as well as in India. Some of his famous quotes are "All the truth is eternal. Truth is nobody's property; no race, no individual can lay any exclusive claim on it. Truth is the nature of all soul." He gave a new meaning to the freedom and life of an individual. After that meeting in Chicago he spent around three years in America and did all possible work to spread spiritual and Vedanta philosophy. After that he returned India and worked towards the freedom movement in India. Here he opened a Ramakrishna Mission in the memory of his master. Swami Vivekananda believed that each individual has power to being a vital change in the world. As he said "Give me few men and women who are pure and selfless and I shall shake the world".
On 12th January his birthday is celebrated by organising seminar and programme in order to remember Swami Vivekananda. His teachings are reviewed and especially the mission established by him celebrates this festival with great harmony and devotion towards the great sage. His teaching, lectures and writings are assembled in nine chapters. Many books and articles are launched on this day. Swamiji was very much distressed by the situation of the country, where people of their own country were not safe in it. He wanted to completely renovate the situation and change it for each individual. The festival is to realise the importance of the sayings of great saga.