A Great Man May Not Do Great

It Is Simple Impertinence For Any Man, Or Any Body Of Men, To Begin, Or To Contemplate, Reform Of The Whole World.

Nonviolence Of The Strong Is Infinitely Braver Than Their Violence.

To Deprive A Man Of His Natural Liberty And To Deny To Him The Ordinary Amenities Of Life Is Worse Then Starving The Body; It Is Starvation Of The Soul, The Dweller In The Body.

My Interest In India's Freedom Will Cease If She Adopts Violent Means, For Their Fruit Will Not Be Freedom But Slavery In Disguise.

No Reform Is Possible Unless Some Of The Educated And The Rich Voluntarily Accept The Status Of The Poor, Travel Third, Refuse To Enjoy The Amenities Denied To The Poor And, Instead Of Taking Avoidable Hardships, Discourtesies And Injustice As A Matter Of Course, Fight For Their Removal.