There Must Be Power In The Word

An Error Can Never Become True However Many Times You Repeat It. The Truth Can Never Be Wrong, Even If No One Hears It.

My Hinduism Must Be A Very Poor Thing If It Cannot Flourish Even Under The Most Adverse Influence.

In The Application Of Satyagraha, I Discovered, In The Earliest Stages, That Pursuit Of Truth Did Not Admit Of Violence Being Inflicted On One's Opponent, But That He Must Be Weaned From Error By Patience And Sympathy. For, What Appears To Be Truth To The One May Appear To Be Error To The Other. And Patience Means Self-suffering. So The Doctrine Came To Mean Vindication Of Truth, Not By Infliction Of Suffering On The Opponent But One's Own Self.

There Is No Yajna (sacrifice) Greater Than Spinning Calculated To Bring Peace To The Troubled Spirit, To Soothe The Distracted Student's Mind, To Spiritualize His Life.

Love Based Upon Indulgence Of Animal Passion, Is At Best A Selfish Affair, And Likely To Snap Under The Slightest Strain.