Gandhism vs Godse Syndrome
Gandhi’s martyrdom has given rise to Godse syndrome. It is up to us to prove to which we belong to.
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Gandhi’s martyrdom has given rise to Godse syndrome. It is up to us to prove to which we belong to.
Is there a way to stop overindulging? Can we achieve poise?
Is there a way to escape the dullness that has engrossed our lives?
The simplest acts of kindness are by far more powerful than a thousand heads bowing in prayer.
Gandhi
Three fishermen were doing their business in the sea. Unexpectedly, they got an ancient lamp. When they opened it, a genie came out and said he has the power to turn anything to gold. He urged them to ask one wish each. The first man thought for long and said,… Continue Reading Money Matters
Non-cooperation with evil is as much a duty as is cooperation with good.
Gandhi
Gandhi Blog Series #2 “There’s enough on this planet for everyone’s needs but not for everyone’s greed.” Gandhi Simplicity might be the most striking thing that set Gandhi apart from other world leaders. He lived, talked and acted with candor. When public figures thought looking sharp is inevitable, Gandhi was… Continue Reading The Minimalist Gandhi
Gandhi’s letter is a plea to Hitler to end the war for the sake of humanity.
It is a crime to forget Gandhi. A crime not because of disrespect to the sacrifice he made for humanity, but because of the darkness we will decent into if we do not heed his words.
How did we end up with such fake leaders? Can we some how expel them and bring back those with quality?
Long ago, there lived a righteous sage. Everyone in his village adored him and took advises from him. The villagers used to gather water from the village well. One day someone poisoned the water in the well. All those who drank from it turned insane and started doing absurd things.… Continue Reading Fool’s Paradise
Okuden went to a zen master. Bowing respectfully he asked ‘Master, will you kindly accept me as your disciple?’ ‘Sure, but who are you?”, the master enquired “I am okuden.” “I didn’t ask for your name. I asked who you are!” the master said. “I am the son of the… Continue Reading The Identity Crisis