How Gandhjii became a Powerful Force to Eradicate any Oppontent Force against Peace and Happiness of common Man

Gandhjii transformed the Indian National Congress into a mass movement, leading the nation toward Purna Swaraj (complete self-rule). Major campaigns included the Non-Cooperation Movement (1920–22), the Salt Satyagraha (1930), and the Quit India Movement (1942).

Satyagraha in South Africa: Before returning to India, Gandhi pioneered his nonviolent resistance strategies in South Africa (1893–1914) to combat racial discrimination, organizing the Indian community against unjust laws.

Social Reform Movements: He tirelessly worked to eradicate the "untouchability" system, promoting the equality of the "Harijans" (Dalits). He also championed the empowerment of women, encouraging their active participation in the freedom struggle.

Economic Self-Reliance: Gandhi promoted Swadeshi (use of Indian-made goods) and the spinning of Khadi to promote rural self-reliance and oppose British economic exploitation.

Core Philosophical Beliefs

Truth (Satya): Gandhi believed that truth was the ultimate reality and God, and his life was a search for it.

Non-violence (Ahimsa): More than just refraining from killing, he saw non-violence as an active, loving force for social change and moral persuasion.

Satyagraha: A method of non-violent resistance to injustice, relying on truth and self-sacrifice rather than violence.

Unity of Life: He believed that the spiritual, social, and political spheres of life were inseparable, and that moral conduct applied to all aspects of existence.

Self-Sufficiency & Simplicity: Advocated for the, renunciation of luxury and reliance on local, hand-spun goods (Khadi) to empower the poor.

Universal Brotherhood & Equality: Stood against untouchability, discrimination, and communal divisions, striving for a unified society based on mutual respect.

Religion: Believed in the fundamental unity of all religions and sought to find the truth within them. 

Key Life Principles

Self-Discipline: Emphasized strict personal discipline and celibacy (Brahmacharya) to dedicate his life to service.

Service (Seva): Believed that serving humanity was the highest form of worship.

Ethical Living: Maintained that means (methods used) are as important as ends (goals achieved), refusing to justify immoral means for moral, patriotic, or religious ends.

Interdependence: Held that true individual liberty is achieved through cooperation with neighbors. 

Power of Spirituality,Self discipline,Power of Truth and Non Violence,Celebacy,fasting,Service(sewabhav).

Though a Simple man,

His unlimited vision ,broad intellect and sacrifice made him eradicate forces opposite to peace, Happiness 

and prosperity of common man and brotherhood among countrymen.

He is an example to follow.When you loose your own self rule over your senses and indulge in vices ...,outside forces starts to rule over you .

And when you again conquer your senses 

by practicing Spirituality...discipline and keeping a fast of all negative tendencies of the mind to lust,anger,greed, attachment,ego,you 

become non violent in your thoughts,words and deeds and again Regain your Self sovereignty.

i.e Soul regains the rule over Mind, intellect and its Sanskars and becomes a King.

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