Swami Vivekananda : The Cyclonic Monk of India.: Letters of Swami Vivekananda USA 20th, 24th & 28th May 1894 (Three Letters)

Whenever anyone of you is sick, let him himself or anyone of you visualize him in your mind, and mentally say and strongly imagine that he is all right. That will cure him quickly. You can do it even without his knowledge, and even with thousands of miles between you. Remember it and do not be ill any more.
‘Some would call you a saint, some a Chandala; some a lunatic, others a demon. Go on then straight to thy work without heeding either’ – thus saith one of our great Sannyasin, on old emperor of India, King Bhartrihari, who joined the order in old times.
It is better to leave everything in the nands of Him who is at my back directing me. Try to work without me, as if I never existed. Do not wait for anybody or anything – Do whatever you can. Build your home on none.
Try to organize and push on our plans. Believe you can do everything. Know that the Lord is with us, and so, onward, brave souls!
Act on the educated young men, bring them together, and organize them. Great things can be done by great sacrifices only. No selfishness, no name, no fame, your or mine, nor my Master’s even! Work, work the idea, the plan, my boys, my brave, noble, good souls – to the wheel, to the wheel put your shoulders! Stop not to look back for name, or fame, or any such nonsense. Throw self overboard and work. Remember, “The grass when made into a rope, by being joined together, can even chain a mad elephant”.