Mahatma Gandhi Quotes
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The meaning of prayer is that I want to evoke that Divinity within me.
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Force, violence, pressure, or compulsion with a view to conformity, are both uncivilized and undemocratic.
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Every worthwhile accomplishment, big or little, has its stages of drudgery and triumph: a beginning, a struggle, and a victory.
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Organization of khaddar is infinitely better than co-operative societies or any other form of village organization.
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The power of unarmed nonviolence is any day far superior to that of armed force.
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Prosecution of the constructive programme means constructing the structure of Swaraj.
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Islam was nothing if it did not spell complete democracy.
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Whilst the Bihar calamity damages the body, the calamity brought about by untouchability corrodes the very soul.
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By spiritual training I mean education of the heart.
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Is not education the art of drawing out full manhood of the children under training?
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Life is one indivisible whole.
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How can I even secretly harbour the thought that my neighbour's faith is inferior to mine?
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The world is big enough to satisfy everyones needs, but will always be too small to satisfy everyones greed.
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It is for us to make the effort. The result is always in God's hands.
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Any act of injury done from self-interest, whether amounting to killing or not, is doubtless himsa.
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A civilization based on nonviolence must be different from that organized for violence.
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Civil disobedience means capacity for unlimited suffering, without the intoxicating excitement of killing.
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What is faith if it is not translated into action?
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Literacy in itself is no education.
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Those who are truthful, nonviolent and brave do not cease to be so because of the stupidity of their leader.
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Even if the whole of India, ranged on one side, were to declare that Hindu-Muslim unity is impossible, I will declare that it is perfectly possible.
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Where death without resistance or death after resistance is the only way, neither party should think of resorting to law-courts or help from the government.
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It would be a blunder of the first magnitude for the British to be a party, in any way whatsoever, to the division of India.
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My religion and my patriotism derived from my religion, embrace all life.