*Today's Vivekananda Quote* “When the senses, without being extremely attached, without jealousy, and without delusion, work in the world, such work or collection of impressions is called “pure food” (_śuddha_ _āhāra_), according to Shankaracharya. When pure food is taken, the mind is able to take in objects and think about them without attachment, jealousy or delusion. Then the mind becomes pure, and then there is constant memory of God in that mind.” [Addresses on Bhakti Yoga: The Preparation (New York: December 16, 1895). Complete Works, 4. 7.]