The essential writings of Mahatma Gandhi:
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I Introduction i
Non-Violent Socialism, Global Trusteeship
and Self-Regeneration i
Volume 1: Civilization, Politics, and Religion 25
II Gandhi On Himself and His Mission 27
1. The Ochre Robe 27
2. Striving After Moksha 28
3. The Kingdom of Heaven 29
4. One Step Enough for Me 33
5. Meeting Kindred Spirits 36
6. No Miraculous Powers 38
7. The Call to Lead 38
8. Out of my Ashes 39
9. Words and Meanings 39
10. My Life is My Message 40
11. Action is-My Domain 41
12. Potency of Thought 43
13. The Value of Critics 44
14. Thought as Action 44
15. Saint or Politician? 44
16. Identification with Labour 49
17. Service of Humanity 51
18. Brotherhood of Man 58
19. Universal Message 60
20. Isms and Followers 61
21. Propounder of No Ism 62
III Influences and Books Read 63
22. The Vaishnava Ideal ... 63
23. Theosophy, Renunciation, and Atheism 65
24. The Gospel of Service 68
25. Non-Attachment 69
26. Reading Thoreau 70
27. Ruskin on Education 71
28. Tolstoy on Non-Retaliation 73
29. The Simplicity of Naoroji 76
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Contents
30. The Message of Gokhale 78
31. Freedom from Attachment 80
32. Discovery of Meaning 82
IV Modern Civilization and Moral Progress 83
33. Destructive Materialism 83
34. Instability of Civilization 85
35. Union of East and West 86
36. Civilization and Conscience - 88
37. Economic and Moral Progress 93
38. Faith in Indian Civilization 101
39. Ancient Glory and Present Inertia 104
40. Appeal to the Masses 105
41. Simplicity and Artificiality 108
42. Everything on its Merits 108
V Politics and Religion 108
43. Spiritualizing Political Life 108
44. Shadow and Substance in Politics no
45. ‘Truth Even Unto the Wicked’ 113
46. Men and Systems 114
47. Voluntary Poverty 115
48. Religion and Irreligion in Politics 125
49. Seeking Office 125
50. Political Power 126
51. Power and Representation 129
52. Political Power and Social Reform 135
53. Silent Service 138
VI Religion 138
54. The Trials of Hinduism 138
55. Golden Sayings of Islam 143
56. The Buddhist Reformation 144
57. The Sermon on the Mount 145
58. Religion and Culture 49
59- True Spiritual Transformation 151
60- Religion and Art 155
61. Realization of God 156
62. The Unfailing Test 157
63. Acceptance of God 157
64. Ever-Growing Inwardness 158
65. Religion and Social Service 158
Contents
xi
66. The Root of all Religions 159
67. The Transcendent and the Immanent 161
Volume 2: Truth and Non-Violence 163
VII Human Nature, Perfectibility, and History
68. Men are Good
69. Preaching to Emptiness
70. Perfection on Earth
71. Optimism and Pessimism
72. Man’s Dignity and Mission
73. Perfectibility
74. Education of the Heart
75. Individuality and Personality
76. Self-Indulgence and Self-Control
77. Self-Knowledge
78. Peace and Godliness
79. Growth from Within
80. All-Round Development
81. The Self and the Personality
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VIII Principles and Vows ;; :
82. Concerning Oneself with the Present
83. Purification and Serenity
84. Conflict of Duties ,
85. Duty is a Debt
86. Real Non-Attachment
87. Discharge of Duty
88. Ignorance of Duty
89. Morality in Politics and Business
90. * Becoming a Cipher
91. Dharma and Self-Purification
92. Actions Count ^
93. Svadharma
94. Fate and Effort
95. Non-Interference
96. No Moral Alibi
97. Drawing One’s Own Corollaries
98. Ideals and Compromises
99. Principles and Facts
100. Striving to Reach the Ideal
1 o 1. Rules of Inner and Outer Living
102. Each Case on Its Merits
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103. Reducing Theories to Practice 189
104. No Compromise on Eternal Principles 190
105. Vows and Self-Training 192
106. Vows and Wrongdoing 193
107. Vows and Hypocrisy 193
108. Never Accept Defeat *94
109. Ethics of Vow-Taking 195
no. Vows-A Sign of Strength 198
hi. Promises to Oneself , 200
112. Strength and Weakness . 202
113. Purification Through Work 202
114. The Use of Time 204
115. Mental Energy and Sleep , 205
116. Reforming Oneself 206
117. No Self-Suppression 206
118. Control Over Temper 207
119. Mental Cleansing 207
120. True Repentance 208
121 Responsibility and Soul-Force 208
IX Conscience, Heroism, and Humility 210
122. Conscience and Wilfulness 210
123. Freedom of Conscience . . .. 211
124. The Inner Voice 212
125. Reason and the Inner Voice 213
126. Fitness to Listen and Self-Deception 214
127. Awakening Conscience 216
128. Tapas and Humility 216
129. Meek as a Lamb and Strong as a Lion 217
130. Humility, Egotism, and Inertia 218
131. Humility and Exclusiveness 220
132. Humility and Self-Respect 220
133. Bravery and Martyrdom 221
134. The Book ofjob 222
X Satya—Absolute and Relative Truth 222
135. Giving the First Place to Truth 222
136. The Vow ofTruth 223
137. The Quest for Truth 226
138. ‘To Thine Own Self be True’ 228
139. Purity of Heart 229
140. Growing Revelation ofTruth 229
141. Truth Through Love 230
Contents
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142. Satya---A State of Being 231
I43* Truth and Pure Consciousness 233
J44* Truth in all Conditions 234
x45* Truth and Self-Examination 234
146. Fearlessness and Love 235
147. Truth and Negation 236
XI Ahimsa- ---The Scope and Power of Non-Violence 236
148. Non-Violence---The Law of Our Species 236
149* The Greatest Force in the World 240
150. The Spirit of Non-Violence 240
151* The Law of Love 242
Non-Violence as Means and End 243
r53- Love and Brotherhood 244
154. Love of All 245
155* Axioms of Non-Violence 245
156. Non-Violence as a Creed and a Policy 248
157* Fundamentals of Non-Violence 252
158. The Supreme Law 253
*59- Non-Violence Alone Lawful 253
160. The Narrow and Straight Path 254
161. Non-Violence and Egoism 255
162. Non-Violence and Self-Purification 257
163. Non-Violent Organization 257
164. Non-Violence and Non-Retaliation 259
165. Non-Violent Society and Government 260
166. Non-Violent Police Force 264
167. A Non-Violent State 265
168. The Atom Bomb and Moral Strength 268
169. War, Degradation, and Endurance 269
170. After-Effects of War 270
171. The Path of Duty in Wartime 272
172. Wars and Exploitation 274
173* A Science of Peace 276
174. A Peace Brigade 277
*75- The Unconquerable Force of Spirit 279
176. Victors and Vanquished 280
XII Ashram¬ ---Experiments With Truth 281
ll* Ashram Vows and Rules 281
178. Acts of Fellowship 293
i79* Moral Growth Without Compulsion 293
180. Knowledge and Motive 294
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181. Never Lose Heart 295
182. True Education and Self-Help 296
183. Staying in the Ashram 297
184. Imperfect and Invaluable 298
185. Ifs and Buts 298
Volume 3: Non-Violent Resistance and Social Trans-
formation 299
XIII Satyagraha—Non-Violent Resistance 301
186. The Use and Scope of Truth-Force 301
187. Readiness for Satyagraha 303
188. Soul-Force and Tapasya • 308
189. Instructions to Satyagrahis 314
190. The Law of Satyagraha 315
191. Essentials of Satyagraha 318
192. Form and Substance 318
193. Rules for Satyagrahis 319
194. Basic Assumptions of Satyagraha 322
195. Timing and Coolness in Satyagraha 325
196. Satyagraha and World Peace 326
197. Satyagraha and Armed Resistance 326
198. Satyagraha and Selfishness 328
199. Loyalty and Satyagraha 330
200. Submission to the Penalty of Disobedience 330
201. Civil Disobedience and Mass Satyagraha 332
202. Loyalty and Disloyalty 334
203. Bloodless Non-Co-operation 336
204. Non-Co-operation and Social Reform 338
205. Social Boycott and Social Service 339
206» The Weapon of Labour 241
207. Fasting and True Satyagraha 343
208. Constructive and Parliamentary Work 345
209« Need for Bold Constructive Workers 345
XIV Swaraj—Freedom and Self-Rule 347
210. Independence and Decentralization 247
211. Swaraj and Complete Independence 350
212. Swaraj, Freedom and Independence 351
213. A Life-and-Death Struggle 354
214. Swaraj and Exploitation 357
215. Village Swaraj 358
216. Independent India of My Dream 360
Contents
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217. Self-Government and Good Government 360
218. Beyond Parties and Isms 361
XV Swadeshi—Self-Reliance 362
219. The Meaning oî Swadeshi 362
220. Swadeshi and Mass Awakening 363
221. Swadeshi and Machinery 366
222. Swadeshi and Swaraj 367
223. The Doctrine of Swadeshi 371
224. Self-Reliance and Ahimsa 374
XVI Sarvodaya—Non-Violent Social Transformation 375
225. The Greatest-Good-of-All Principle 375
226. The Principle of Non-Possession 377
227. Yajna, Welfare, and Service 379
228. Yajna and Renunciation 381
229. Over-Indulgence and the Needs of All 383
230. Sarvodaya, Non-Violence, and Tapascharya 384
231. Possessions and the Social Structure 385
232. Test of Non-Attachment 386
233. Women of the World Must Unite 387
234. Removal of Exploitation 387
235. Equality of Treatment 387
236. Need for a Charter of Duties 388
237. Equal Distribution Through Non-Violence 388
238. Balanced Growth 391
239- The Duty of Citizenship of the World 3g2
240. Bolshevism and Non-Violence 393
241. The Bolshevik Ideal and Expropriation 395
242. Avoiding Class War 393
243. The Craze for Machinery 397
244. Labour Franchise and Trusteeship 399
245. Socialists and Violence 400
246. Proper Use of Machinery 401
247. Enlightened Anarchy 402
248. Trusteeship and Non-Violence 403
249. Building a Stateless Society 404
250. Trusteeship and the State 406
251. The Socialist Ideal 407
252. Trustees and Partners 408
253. World Federation, Democracy, and Ramarajya 409
254. Leaders and Laws 411
255. Conversion to Socialism 411
xvi Contents
256. Socialism and Satyagraha 413
257. Erasing‘I’and Mine5 414
258. Service and Self-Realization 414
259. Living, for the Sake of Service 415
260. Renunciation, Not Asceticism 415
261. Joy Through Silence 416
262. Humanity and the Kingdom of Heaven 416
263. Universal Service 418
264. A Talisman , 4*8
Chronology 419
Bibliography 433
Index 439
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