Virchad R Gandhi A Gandhi before Gandhi

Author(s): Bipin Doshi, Pankaj Hingarh
Publisher: Bipin Doshi, Pankaj Hingarh

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sciously suppresses individuality by proper physical, mental, moral, and spiritual development, one becomes part and parcel of the immutable course of nature, environment, and ecology and never suffers, said VRG on Jain yoga philosophy.
Gandhi said, "It is an astonishing fact that foreigners have been constantly attacking India and in the face of all this aggression the soul of India has stood vital and watchful.
Her conduct and
religion are safe
and the whole
world looks at
India with a steady gaze." He added,
"Cultural distinc
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He was the first to tell the Western people about the unknown life of
Christ in India. By his scholastic research, he tried to prove that at his young age Jesus Christ came to India
tions, agriculture, art, artistic skill, literature, good conduct, means of knowledge, science, hospitality, feminism, love and respect - all these are found in India in quite a different form. If that culture was purchasable, England would have purchased it, adopted it. But it has not happened, it cannot happen."
expressing our views in the USA against their systems, and their attacks and missions in India. No, honestly we will try to be diplomatic. But it was VRG who as a true patriot at the parliament retaliated to every attack on India, Indian culture and specially cleared the false myth created by fanatic Christian missionaries. His captivating speeches were on the fundamentals of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Indian culture. He also spoke on a plethora of subjects like Indian international trade system, Indian economic and industrial outlook, ancient history of Indian civilization,
and learnt a lot from Indian religions
and its philosophy of compassion and justice.
Today India is a democratic and independent country. Still can we imagine of
science of eating, yoga, concentration, hypnotism, astral vision and astral body, occultism and vegetarianism.
He was the first to tell the Western people about the unknown life of Christ in India. By his scholastic research, he tried to prove that at his young age Jesus Christ came to India and learnt a lot from Indian religions and its philosophy of compassion and justice.
Is man's civilization only a wrappage, through which the savage nature of him can still burst, infernal as ever?
- Thomas Carlyle
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