M. K. GANDHI AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY - THE STORY OF MY EXPERIMENTS WITH TRUTH

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"The Story of My Experiments with Truth" is a powerful counterpoint to the current wave of false propaganda aimed at diminishing Gandhi's remarkable legacy. In an era where misinformation and distortion of history prevail, this autobiography serves as a crucial source of authentic insights, exposing the enduring relevance of Gandhi's principles of peace, equality, and social harmony. It reminds us to examine the narratives being woven today critically and to embrace the timeless lessons of compassion and nonviolence that Gandhi championed throughout his life.

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Must read to learn simply the simple way to greatness

My Experiments With Truth by M K Gandhi is the grammar of ethics and morals for the Indian youth. Gandhi's reaction to life from childhood is scientific and sensible. Our modern Indian children cannot learn life guides from cartoons or from Sa'stras( scriptures), but this book will teach them like a mother. His attitude to sex has a great lesson for every Indian. Children should know it it from the age of 12/13. So I have recommended this book to my grandson who is 12 to 13 yrs of age. How he gave up meat eating will tell the high sensibility and sensitivity of Gandhi. I will consider the book ,My Experiment with Truth , by Mohan Das Karamchand Gandhi is a grammar on ethics and morality.

book only gives information upto 1921i got this book (hardbound) at 143 That's amazingfont is so big that it looks childishthis books doesn't provide us with his full ideologyyou can complete this book in one sitting (very simple english)this is the firs time i am reading gandhi and from this book i didn't feel that he was a that "great"you can get the answer why he chose london over India for becoming a lawyer

It might seemed a little bit boring in-between but its very insightful and makes one ponder and reflect on the significant question of life like integrity, truth and resilience.

My hero. What a man!

Gostei de ler, pois sendo uma autobiografia, não dá espaço a especulações. Gandhi como ele é, um homem, e não um deus.

This is a book that would guide the minds of those who are seekers for inner unfoldment. Gandhi the great leader wrote candidly about his fears, weaknesses and limitations allowing the regular person to identify with his life; yet he attained such personal heights by the quest for "truth" as he embraced virtue and service to others as his life mission. Thus a book of what is possible despite our so called limitations.

I'm not qualified to comment on how representative this is of Gandhi's thought & life, nor how accurate it is as a history of India's liberation movement. However, I found it incredibly interesting and provocative. I was astonished by the clarity of Gandhi's thought and admired the way he was apparently able to adapt his politics and actions to changing circumstances. The moral weight of his account must be acknowledged. I am less convinced by some of his religious ideas and some of his prescriptions about diet, but clearly they are part of what inspired him and enabled him to achieve what he did. This book, or large parts of it, should be taught to young people, esp. young people in "post-" or settler-colonial societies.

A most enlightening experience reading the candid experiences of the Mahatma. A sure way to start a self introspection. A must read.