
Gandi'nin Tutkusu
"If I start thinking about evil, I will go crazy and become unable to serve India. What if I start assuming that I have no enemies, reveal my own mistakes to the world, and turn a blind eye to the mistakes of others?" A leader who was magnanimous enough to say, but at the same time was astute enough to stand against the huge armed forces of the most powerful modern empire of his time, unarmed and without resorting to violence... Mahatma Gandhi.
Written by Stanley Wolpert, one of the world's leading experts on India and South Asia, The Passion of Gandhi, which tells the life of Mahatma Gandhi from his early ages until his death as a result of an assassination, also observes the internal conflicts of this great leader overshadowed by his political genius and moral vision. He puts it in front of you. Influenced by the non-violence teachings of Hinduism, Jainism, Christianity and Buddhism, Gandhi built his life on love, and gave priority to understanding and loving his opponent, no matter how violent the fight for power was. Throughout his life, Mahatma Gandhi kept alive the message of Love and Truth, which he believed to be the twin faces of God, by passionately embracing pain and fearlessly following his inner instinct wherever it took him.
Gandhi's strategy of non-cooperation and nonviolent resistance inspired anti-colonial and anti-racist movements internationally.
-Nelson Mandela-
I can go to other countries as a tourist, but I come to India as a pilgrim. Because for me, India means Mahatma Gandhi, one of the greatest people of our age.
-Martin Luther King Jr.-
The ultimate journey is over. But why should we be sad? Is that why... Or do we feel sorry for ourselves, our own weaknesses, the evil intentions in our hearts and our conflicts with others? We must not forget that Mahatma Gandhi sacrificed himself to save us from all this.
-Javahirlal Nehru-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)
Number of Pages: 432
Year of Printing: 2014
Language: Turkish
Publisher: Details Publications
First Printing Year: 2014
Number of Pages: 432
Language Turkish
Publisher | : | Details Publications |
Number of pages | : | 432 |
Publication Year | : | 2014 |
ISBN | : | 9789755397917 |
Translator | : | Serap Işık, Ahmet Ergenç |
The heart | : | Turkish |