India of My Dreams, Volume 10"A selection of the most telling and significant passage[s] from Mahatma Gandhi's writings." -- Foreword. |
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Page 87
... person who regards the end of a fast to be selfish or otherwise base should resolutely refuse to yield to it , even though the refusal may result in the death of the fasting person . If people will cultivate the habit of disregarding ...
... person who regards the end of a fast to be selfish or otherwise base should resolutely refuse to yield to it , even though the refusal may result in the death of the fasting person . If people will cultivate the habit of disregarding ...
Page 113
... person suffering from the pangs of hunger , and desiring nothing but to fill his belly , his belly is his God . To him anyone who gives him his bread is his Master . Through him he may even see God . To give alms to such persons , who ...
... person suffering from the pangs of hunger , and desiring nothing but to fill his belly , his belly is his God . To him anyone who gives him his bread is his Master . Through him he may even see God . To give alms to such persons , who ...
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... person or thing is untouch- able but immediately his or its uncleanliness is shed , he or it is no longer untouchable . Therefore , persons who are to attend to scavenging , whether a paid bhangi or an unpaid mother , they are unclean ...
... person or thing is untouch- able but immediately his or its uncleanliness is shed , he or it is no longer untouchable . Therefore , persons who are to attend to scavenging , whether a paid bhangi or an unpaid mother , they are unclean ...
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Chapter | 3 |
IN DEFENCE OF NATIONALISM | 13 |
INDIA AND SOCIALISM | 22 |
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