Another Gandhi Jayanti...2nd October and immediately most of us would say 'Dry Day'....I should have stocked last night.
Like most national holidays that are there for reasons including observing a 'Dry Day', this one too has lost its significance.
What do we remember from Gandhiji's ways, his thinking that gave us our freedom? How many of his teachings do we include in our daily life?
I too have some of the same short comings that most of us have when it comes to following the right path (but I'm trying). Hopefully someday all this will change.
The people who actually lived life in Gandhiji's era are most fortunate. And now we are living in another Gandhi's era. Are we still fortunate? If not, what are we doing to change?
Another non-violent, non-cooperation movement?
Like most national holidays that are there for reasons including observing a 'Dry Day', this one too has lost its significance.
What do we remember from Gandhiji's ways, his thinking that gave us our freedom? How many of his teachings do we include in our daily life?
I too have some of the same short comings that most of us have when it comes to following the right path (but I'm trying). Hopefully someday all this will change.
The people who actually lived life in Gandhiji's era are most fortunate. And now we are living in another Gandhi's era. Are we still fortunate? If not, what are we doing to change?
Another non-violent, non-cooperation movement?
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