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M. K. Gandhi |
My Religion |
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| As Gandhiji's life consisted in nothing but seeking to practise his religion to the best of his ability, an attempt has been made in this volume to present to the reader extracts from Gandhiji's writings and speeches, which will give a fairly full picture of Gandhiji's religion.
The task has not been easy. The very fact that religion was the mainspring of Gandhiji's activities means that all that he said and did throughout his public career, not only in the realm of religion proper but also in... |
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Mahatma Gandhi |
Gandhi an Autobiography |
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| Gandhi's nonviolent struggles in South Africa and India
had already brought him to such a level of notoriety, adulation, and controversy
that when asked to write an autobiography midway through his career, he took it
as an opportunity to explain himself. Although accepting of his status as a
great innovator in the struggle against racism, violence, and, just then,
colonialism, Gandhi feared that enthusiasm for his ideas tended to exceed a
deeper understanding. He says that he was... |
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M. K. Gandhi |
Village Swaraj |
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| From the Preface by Shriman Narayana:
The publication contains Gandhiji's views on different aspects of rural life including agriculture, village industry, animal husbandry, transport, basic education, health and hygiene. At a time when we are endeavouring to establish Panchayati Raj in India on the basis of wide decentralization of political and economic power, this book is bound to be of great value to a large number of official as well as non-official workers.
The... |
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M. K. Gandhi |
Truth is God |
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| Gleanings from the writings of Mahatma Gandhi bearing on God, God-Realization, and the Godly way.
Any one who desires to understand what sort of a man the Gandhi, the Father of the Nation was, must read this book. One may not want to learn anything about the religion that is not in Shastras or in other religious books, but here is a facet of the mind of a great man who we love and to whom the Indian nation is grateful. It has a value over and above a book of religious instruction. |
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M. K. Gandhi |
Nature Cure |
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| Nature Cure is the progenitor of naturopathy in Europe, it postulates that all disease is due to violations of nature's laws, and that true healing consists in a return to natural habits.
This book contains a valuable collection of Gandhiji's thoughts on Nature Cure and is indeed as rich in its information as it is constructive in its outlook. I commend this book for serious study by all those who are interested in cure of ailments through natural remedies. |
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R. K. Prabhu (Compiler) |
Mohan-Mala |
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| This work has been essayed to present to the reader the essence of Mahatma Gandhiji's philosophy of life in the form of a Rosary of 366 "Pearls of Thought"— one "Pearl" for each day of the year including the leap year—all gleaned from his writings and speeches.
The "Pearls" have been so arranged as to make the transition from one thought to the next as smooth as possible, thus enabling the reader to make use of the Rosary either for daily contemplation of the given thought or for... |
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Mahatma Gandhi |
All Men Are Brothers |
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| A great teacher appears once in a while. Several centuries may pass by without the advent of such a one. That by which he is known is his life. He first lives and then tells others how they make live likewise. Such a teacher was Gandhi.
These Sections from his speeches and writings compiled with great care and
discrimination by Shri Krishna Kripalani will give the reader some idea of the
workings of Gandhi's mind, the growth of his... |
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Mahatma Gandhi |
Diet and Diet Reform |
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| M uch research requires still to be carried on, both in laboratories and in homes, on matters pertaining to Diet. Even more, the knowledge, we already have needs to be put into practice and to be broadcast.
Food is a matter on which we are very conservative. If this booklet
stimulates research, makes at least some people take interest in what they eat
and leads them to reform their food habits, it... |
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M. K. Gandhi |
India Of My Dreams |
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| In this work an attempt has been made, by assembling together passages from writings and speeches of Mahatma Gandhi, to give the reader an idea of the part which he expects a completely free and independent India of his conception to play in her own domestic affairs as well as in her relations with the rest of the world. On 15th August, 1947, India will have finally shaken off the yoke of foreign rule which for the past century and a half had held her soul in bondage and well-nigh ruined her... |
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Nirmal Kumar Bose |
Selections from Gandhi |
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| From the Foreward by M. K. Gandhi:
The following pages represent a labour of love. Professor Nirmal Kumar Bose first published his selections in 1934 and they contained extracts from my writings up to 1934. But my writings have never ceased and so the Professor felt that he should bring up his selections to as late a date as possible, i. e. up to 1942 with isolated later additions. Though therefore this is called a new edition, it is in reality a new book. The earliest and... |
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M. K. Gandhi |
The Essence of Hinduism |
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| The Essence of Hinduism is so planned and arranged that each section naturally leads to the next one. The first chapter examines the moral basis of Hinduism. The nature of the universal Moral Law or Power that sustains the universe is described in the second chapter. How can a seeker come face to face with the Supreme Spirit - through faith or trained reason or a judicious combination of both? An answer to this conundrum will be found in the third chapter. The Bhagvad Gita is an Upanishad, a... |
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R. K. Prabhu |
The mind of Mahatma Gandhi |
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| From the Foreword by S. Radhakrishnan: There is so much misunderstanding today about Gandhi's views and ways of thinking. This book, where we find collected together the relevant extracts from Gandhi's own writings on the central principles of his faith and conduct, will help to make Gandhi's position clearer to the modern mind. Reviews: "To many it will have the value of a new Bible or a new Gita; for here are words that have come out from the depth of... |
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M. K. Gandhi |
The Way To Communal Harmony |
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| The Way to Communal Harmony is a compilation of Gandhi's reflections on certain problems which divide mankind. Though they deal immediately with India, their validity extends beyond the circumstances of our country. Everywhere in the world, individuals and groups are divided because of fear, suspicion and hatred. It depends on local conditions whether the division expresses itself along religious, economic, political, caste or colour lines. Whatever be the form, insecurity is perhaps the major... |
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Mahatma Gandhi |
Gandhi Expects |
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| Gandhiji's fundamental principle of the governance of India was that those responsible for it had always to bear in mind that they had to run the government of a poor country and primarily in the interest of the poor and backward classes of India. How that could be done was propounded by him ever since he returned to India in 1915. When, therefore, Congressmen went into power in 1937 and afterwards he brought to their notice the responsibility that they had undertaken.
This is... |
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M. K. Gandhi |
Key to Health |
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| For the benefit of the readers of the Indian Opinion (South Africa), I wrote a few articles under the heading Guide to Health in or about the year 1906. These were later published in book form. I found that it was known to the Indian public, but copies were not available in India. The late Swami Akhandanand asked for my permission to publish an Indian edition. The enterprise proved very popular. The book was translated into several Indian languages. An English translation also appeared. This... |
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Ravindra Varma |
Gandhi: A Biography for Children and Beginners |
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| The book is the first volume in three that talks about a narrative on the life of Gandhi. This small book is meant to serve as an introduction, particularly for the benefit of children and persons interested in learning about Gandhi.About the Author:
Ravindra Varma is a learned scholar, who has been running the Institute of Gandhian Studies at Gopuri, Wardha for several years. He has been introducing the youth, especially the college students and post-graduates, to the life... |
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Lavanam Gora and Mark Lindley |
Gandhi As we have known him |
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| Many people have written about Mahatma Gandhi and religions, and many have published their personal reminiscences of his. A distinctive feature of this boom however, is that the chapters on Gandhi and the several religions which he drew upon are complemented by a chapter describing his relationship-which changed more than once during his long life - to various forms of religious non-belief.
Relevant personal reminiscences by Lavanam Gora and his family are included and are referred to in the... |
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Gene Sharp |
Gandhi Wields The Weapon Of Moral Power |
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| We have arrived at a moment in human history when wars have to be banned if humanity is to survive. Nations are forging nuclear weapons which, if used in a war, are likely to destroy or poison life on this planet for generations. Man has, therefore, for his very survival to find some other way of overcoming conflict than war.
Against this background Gandhiji's life, message and work derive vital significance for he points to an alter native to war. He turned his back to... |
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Gene Sharp |
Gandhi Wields the Weapon of Moral Power |
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| We have arrived at a moment in human history when wars have to be banned if humanity is to survive. Nations are forging nuclear weapons which, if used in a war, are likely to destroy or poison life on this planet for generations. Man has, therefore, for his very survival to find some other way of overcoming conflict than war.
Against this background Gandhiji's life, message and work derive vital significance for he points to an alter native to war. He turned his back to violence, but he did... |
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M. K. Gandhi |
Gandhiji Expects |
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| Gandhiji's fundamental principle of the governance of India was that those responsible for it had always to bear in mind that they had to run the government of a poor country and primarily in the interest of the poor and backward classes of India. How that could be done was propounded by him ever since he returned to India in 1915. When Congressmen went into power in 1937 therefore, he brought to their notice the responsibility that they had undertaken.
This is a collection of his articles and... |
