4.52/5
Author: Mahatma Gandhi, M. S. Deshpande
Publication Date: Mar 17, 2009
Formats: PDF,Paperback,Kindle
Rating: 4.52/5 out of 197
Publisher: North Atlantic Books
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Oct 10, 2011
All of ours souls could stand to steep in the tea of faith, all of our minds should be cultivated in the garden of truth and knowledge. God is unfathomable and unknown to the vast majority of mankind. He is everywhere. He is most elusive. He is the nearest to us, if we would but know the fact. This little book is filled with many truths, an enjoyable book to read.Dec 29, 2015
"It is my firm belief that it is love that sustains the earth. There only is life where there is love. Life without love is death. Love is the reverse of the coin of which the other side is truth."Nov 17, 2014
Gandhi speaks of God so elegantly and reverently. This book really makes you think.May 29, 2010
love ghandi, i count him among my spiritual advisors (which include mother theresa, the dalai lama,and lao-tzu)Jun 05, 2016
I didn't know my faith is like Hinduism. Love learning about GandhiSep 04, 2018
I got more out of the introduction than I did Gandhi's writings. I expected more depth and thoughtfulness from Gandhi. I mean, he's GANDHI and he had a wealth of experiences to provide context. Instead, the book consists of groupings of broad, placid musings that are totally lacking in individualism and actual insight. I don't know if this was an editorial choice (i.e., removing anything about Gandhi's life and actions to make the text more accessible), or whether his writing really was about as I got more out of the introduction than I did Gandhi's writings. I expected more depth and thoughtfulness from Gandhi. I mean, he's GANDHI and he had a wealth of experiences to provide context. Instead, the book consists of groupings of broad, placid musings that are totally lacking in individualism and actual insight. I don't know if this was an editorial choice (i.e., removing anything about Gandhi's life and actions to make the text more accessible), or whether his writing really was about as deep as a kiddie pool.Take your time and choose the perfect book.
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