“We want such a Swarajya (self-rule) in which hundreds of people do not die for want of bread. The food produced by the farmers is not taken away from them and sent abroad. The people should not be dependent on others for clothes. In Swarajya, the honour of the people should be protected essential...
If we talk about explaining Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy very briefly, it can be said with certainty that it is based on the principle of the Indivisible Whole and universal unity. The Indivisible Whole or Totality and universal unity, both, are complementary to each-other. This is the foremost pri...
These days, we are constantly witnessing discourses on The aspect of peace in life is extremely important. It is equally important not only on the planet Earth, but also on any other planet wherever life exists in the universe. It is not only essential for human beings, but for all living beings. It...
These days, we are constantly witnessing discourses on globalization, global changes and effects thereof upon individuals, societies and nations. It appears as if globalization is some new phenomenon. Seminars, symposiums and debates are being organized continuously on subjects related to globalizat...
Nationalism has been interpreted differently by different writers across the globe. But, the essence of each one of them lies in defining nationalism as a sentiment dedicated to a particular nation. It is an idea revealing people’s devotion and loyalty to their respective nation. It also categoric...
Spirituality and humanism are intertwined with one-another. Spirituality is the basic source of human self-realization –identifying the self, while humanism in its basic spirit calls man to discharge his eternal duties at all levels, from individual to universal, and in all walks of life. In short...
After understanding the four fundamental principles –the One Indivisible Whole, Universal Unity, the Eternal Law of Change and Ahimsa (non-violence) as the highest human value, the most significant concept that emerges in the Sanatana Dharma is that of the Atma –Atman (Soul), which is the most p...
From the viewpoint of ensuring a systematic, development and goal-oriented human life, there are two very important concepts in the Sanatana Dharma namely, the Varna Vyavastha and the Ashrama Vyavastha, which have remained noteworthy for a long time. The Varna Vyavastha is to determine Karmas accord...
His public life started with his entry into the Bombay Legislative Council in 1912 where Vithalbhai Patel especially played a vital role in introducing two bills namely, ‘The Bombay District Municipal Act Amendment Bill’ and ‘The Town Planning Bill’. He was also instrumental in 1912, the ver...
Generally, the basic spirit of the term interfaith or inter religiousness is to bring together people from different religions, sects, beliefs, doctrines and ideas, mainly through the process of dialogue and action. The root of the current common idea of interfaith could be found in a portion of a M...
