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« Nonviolence is infinitely superior to the violence, forgiveness is more manly than punishment. Forgiveness is the adornment of the soldier. » Gandhi « You must be the change you want to see in the world. » Gandhi « Start by changing in you what you want to change around you. » Gandhi « We must learn to stay calm in the midst of activity and to be vibrant life at rest. » Gandhi « The means can be compared to a seed and the end to a tree; and there is the same intangible connection between the means and the end between the seed and the tree. » Gandhi (Indian Home Rule) « The most hardened heart and the more crass ignorance must disappear before the rising sun of patient suffering and without malice. » Gandhi (Le jeune Inde) « I don't want my house to be walled on all sides, nor my blocked windows, but what circulates freely the Breeze bring me the cultures of all the countries. » Gandhi « The machine won the man, man made machine, works and no longer lives. » Gandhi « The hungry masses demand that one poem: comfort food. You don't have to give it to them in charity. It must be that they win it by the sweat of their brow. » Gandhi (Le Jeune Inde) « If we have in our hearts the malice and hatred and we pretended not to want to revenge, it will be back on us, and it will lead us to our loss. » Gandhi « We should be proud of having inherited all the past had better and more noble. Do not defile his heritage by multiplying the past mistakes. » Gandhi (Le Jeune Inde) « Non-violence, in its active form, consists of a benevolence to all that exists. It is pure love. » Gandhi (La jeune Inde) « I know the way: it is close, like the thread of a sword. I am pleased if I manage to follow. I cry if I deviate. Because God tells us: "only those who try to follow the path will never perish"... » Gandhi « If abstain to punish is forgiveness only when there is the power to punish. » Gandhi « Who says: "I will act so wherever possible" reveals his pride, or else his weakness. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « The selfish satisfaction lead to destruction, the waiver leads to immortality. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « True morality is not to follow the beaten track, but to discover what is the true path for ourselves and to follow with fearlessness. All true progress is impossible without a such pursuit of the truth. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « The world is tired of the hatred. » Gandhi « It will never equal until we feel inferior or superior to others. Between equals should not be condescending. » Gandhi (Le jeune Inde) « Love is stronger in the world there, however we can't think of anything more humble. » Gandhi « The tenets of the religion are one thing, practices that take them for base is another. The principles are absolutely independent of time and space. Practices are changing depending on the time and the place. » Gandhi (Le Jeune Inde) « The true democrat is the one who, by non-violent means, defends his freedom by therefore that of his country, and finally that of all humanity. » Gandhi « God not appear you in person but in action. » Gandhi « The strength in numbers pleased that the coward. One who is brave in the spirit is glory to fight alone. » Gandhi « Where there is fear, there is no religion. » Gandhi « You gotta serve intelligently the fatalities of its nature. » Gandhi « One step at a time is enough for me. » Gandhi « Have hatred for sin and love for the sinner. » Gandhi « Live all simply so that all could simply live. » Gandhi « Spiritual progress requires of us that we should stop killing other beings living for our bodily needs. » Gandhi « Being late is an act of violence. » Gandhi « Need to be completely blunt the sword of the tyrant, not in hitting with a better tapered steel, but cheated on her waiting to see him offer physical resistance. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Civilization is not to multiply the needs but reduce them voluntarily, deliberately. This only brings true happiness. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Throughout my life, I never stopped to measure better, day after day, the value of compromise. » Gandhi « The drop of water separated from the ocean can find a momentary rest, but one that is in the ocean knows no rest. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « We can't beat his opponent only by love and not hate. Hatred is the most subtle form of violence. Hate hurts one who hates him, and not the hated. » Gandhi « The dignity of man requires obedience to a higher law, the power of the spirit. » Gandhi (Tous les hommes sont frères) « There are fewer, less you want. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Life persists within the destruction. » Gandhi (Le Jeune Inde) « Who wants to swim in the ocean of truth, must be reduced to zero. » Gandhi (Le Jeune Inde) « The sword of passive resistance does not need of scabbard and shall not to be dispossessed by force. » Gandhi « The victory obtained by violence is equivalent to a defeat, because it is momentary. » Gandhi « A cruel man with pets can be a good man. » Gandhi « No human is too bad to be saved. No human is perfect enough to have the right to kill the man he wrongly considers entirely bad. » Gandhi (Le Jeune Inde) « Patriotism is not exclusive: it's the same thing as humanity. I am a Patriot because I'm human and human. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Whatever we take different routes as long as we get to the same goal. » Gandhi (Indian Home Rule) « The error does not become truth because it spreads and multiplies; the truth does not become error because nobody sees. » Gandhi (Le jeune Inde) « The toughest fiber will soften in the fire of love. If it does not melt, it is that fire is not strong enough. » Gandhi (Le Jeune Inde) « Spirituality--first wants a culture of the heart, an immense force, a fearless flawless. Cowards can meet a moral. » Gandhi « Heaven and Earth are in us. » Gandhi « All compromise is based on mutual concessions, but it can be no give-and-take when it comes to fundamental principles. » Gandhi (Harijan) « We should obey all laws, whether they are good or bad, is a recent invention. » Gandhi (Ganesh) « Man is subject to the obligation to be guided in all its actions by moral considerations. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Who wants to sacrifice his life for others, has little time to secure a place in the Sun. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Each man is responsible for his religion. » Gandhi « Nonviolence does not mechanically. It is the highest quality of the core and it is acquired by practice. » Gandhi (Le jeune Inde) « A law must above all be a just law. Modern politics made a fetish of the Act simply because it's the law. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « My requirement for truth itself taught me the beauty of the compromise. » Gandhi (Autobiographie ou Mes expériences de vérité) « The force is the absence of fear, and not in quantity of flesh and muscle we have in our bodies. » Gandhi (Indian Home Rule) « Cultivate humility comes to cultivate hypocrisy. The humble is not aware of his humility. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Fatalism has limits. We must rely on only when we have exhausted all the remedies. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « I have designed friendship with the world. I can unite the greater love to the firmer opposition to evil. » Gandhi (Ganesh) « Who came to the heart of his religion is also managed at the heart of other religions. » Gandhi (Autobiographie ou Mes expériences de vérité) « The man who is proud of his virtue often becomes a scourge for its neighbours. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Nonviolence is the law of our species as violence is the law of the brute. » Gandhi « Who wants to serve, don't waste a single thought for his personal comfort. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « The fact of bow does not humiliate the perpetrator but the student. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « The anthem of hatred does not benefit humanity. » Gandhi (Discours et écrits) « The truth is hard as diamond and fragile like the flower of fish. » Gandhi (Autobiographie ou Mes expériences de vérité) « Nonviolence is the law of our species as violence is the law of the animal. » Gandhi (Ganesh) « It is a mistake to believe necessarily wrong that we don't understand. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Enjoy the things of the Earth is giving. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « In fact there are as many religions as individuals. » Gandhi (Indian Home Rule) « I object to violence because when it appears to produce the good, the good resulting is only temporary, while the wrong product is permanent. » Gandhi (Le Jeune Inde) « As soon as we lose the moral basis, we cease to be religious. Religion cannot overthrow and supplant morality. » Gandhi (Le jeune Inde) « Economic systems which neglect moral and sentimental factors are like wax statues: they seem to be alive and yet lack them the life to be in flesh and bone. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « The law of love proves more effective than has ever been the Act of destruction. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Nonviolence is not to give up any real fight against evil. It is on the contrary, against evil, a struggle more active and more real than the law of retaliation. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Remove the wages of sin is never a loss for the individual or for society; It's pure profit. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Hatred still kills, love never dies. » Gandhi (Ganesh) « At the moment where the slave decides that he will not be a slave, his chains fall. » Gandhi (Non-violence in Peace and War) « Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever. » Gandhi « If God were to appear to the hungry, he wouldn't dare appear in the form of food. » Gandhi « The end is in means as the tree is in the seed. » Gandhi « Everyone is right from his own point of view, but it is not impossible that everybody is wrong. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Non-violence is my first article of faith. It is also the last article of my creed. » Gandhi (Ganesh) « No man who loves his country can help him progress if he dares to neglect any of his countrymen. » Gandhi (Ganesh) « If everyone kept it needs, nobody would miss anything, and each would be what he has. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « What is truth for one perhaps error for the other. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « By its very nature, the truth is obviously in itself. Once we rid her cobwebs of ignorance, it shines brightly. » Gandhi (Le jeune Inde) « The justification for voluntary poverty was the impossibility that all were rich. » Gandhi (Ethical Religion) « When we criticize, he must do it with humility and courtesy that leaves no bitterness. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « It's in the effort that found satisfaction and no success. Full effort is full victory. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « The garden of this world flowers for a time. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Since I rejected the sword, is no longer anything else Cup of love that I can offer to those who stand against me. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « Give a glass of water in Exchange for a glass of water is nothing; true greatness is to return good for evil. » Gandhi (Discours et écrits) « Life without religion is a life without principle, and a life without principle is like a ship without a rudder. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « As soon as someone understands that it is contrary to the dignity of man to obey unjust laws, no tyranny can enslave. » Gandhi (Discours et écrits) « One can judge the greatness of a nation by the way animals are treated. » Gandhi « Anything you do will be paltry, but it is essential that you do. » Gandhi « There is enough of everything in the world to satisfy human needs, but not enough to satisfy his greed. » Gandhi « The religions are different roads converging to the same point. Whatever we take different paths, as long as we get to the same goal. » Gandhi (Indian Home Rule) « Anger and intolerance are the enemy of a good understanding. » Gandhi « No country is ever high without to be purified in the fire of suffering. » Gandhi (La Jeune Inde) « Different truths are seemingly countless as leaves that look different and who are on the same tree. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « A life of sacrifice is the supreme Summit of art. It is full of real joy. » Gandhi (Lettres à l'Ashram) « If non-violence is the law of humanity, the future belongs to women. Who can appeal to the hearts of men with more efficiency than the woman? » Gandhi « Here where there is a choice between cowardice and violence, I would advise violence. » Gandhi « Our life is a long and painful search for truth. » Gandhi « Happiness is when your actions are in agreement with your words. » Gandhi « How can we learn to know yourself? Through meditation, never, but by action. » Gandhi (Sentences en prose) « My life is my only teaching. » Gandhi « I don't like the word tolerance, but I can't find better. » Gandhi « No doubt I would be Christian if Christians were twenty-four hours a day. » Gandhi « True education is to make the best of yourself. Can what better book there be than the book of humanity? » Gandhi (Tous les hommes sont frères) « In opposing hate to hate, we do that spread it, surface and depth. » Gandhi (Tous les hommes sont frères) « Democracy should ensure at least the same opportunities as the strongest. » Gandhi (Tous les hommes sont frères) « It is better to its heart in prayer without finding words that find words without putting his heart. » Gandhi (Le Jeune Inde) « Praying is not ask; It is an aspiration of the soul. » Gandhi (Le jeune Inde) « Calling women "the weaker sex" is a libel; This is the injustice of the man with his wife. If non-violence is the law of humanity, the future belongs to women. » Gandhi (Tous les hommes sont frères) « If a man reaches the heart of his own religion, he also reached the heart of other religions. » Gandhi (Tous les hommes sont frères) « The golden rule of conduct is mutual tolerance, because we'll never think in the same way, we will only see a part of the truth, and different angles. » Gandhi (Tous les hommes sont frères) « Life is a mystery to live, and not a problem to solve. » Gandhi « Believe in something and not live it, is dishonest. » Gandhi « When it comes to freedom and erudition, who say that one must a thousand times prefer the first to the second? » Gandhi (Expériences de vérité) | You can give this short story one to five stars. Five being the maximum score. Simply click on the desired number of stars. Envoyer
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