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From his experience he had evolved the two doctrines, nonviolence and civil disobedience, with which over the next thirty years, he would humble the most powerful empire in the world.
— Dec 25, 2012 08:39AM
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"Gandhiji, I don't understand you. How can you say one thing last week, and something quite different this week?" "Ah," Gandhi replied,"because I have learned something since last week."
— Dec 26, 2012 11:04PM
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Put your left hand in a bowl of ice-cold water, then in a bowl of lukewarm water ... The lukewarm water feels hot. Then put the right hand in a bowl of hot water and into the same bowl of lukewarm water. Now the lukewarm water feels cold; yet its temperature is constant. The absolute truth is water's constant temperature ... but the relative truth, perceived by the human hand, varied.
— Dec 26, 2012 11:02PM
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The Gandhi who left South Africa in July 1914 was a totally different person from the timid young lawyer who landed in Durban. He had discovered on its inhospitable table soil his three teachers -- Ruskin, Tolstoy, and Thoreau: a n Englishman, a Russian, and an American.
— Dec 25, 2012 08:39AM
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Gandhi: The difference between what we do and what we could do would suffice to solve most of the world's problems.
— Dec 25, 2012 08:33AM
