My Experiments with Truth (English, Paperback, Gandhi Mahatma)

My Experiments with Truth by Mahatma Gandhi

Not lightly does one man stand up to an empire and demand their submission. Not lightly does one seemingly frail individual demand justice, equality and truth in the face of insurmountable odds. Not lightly does one “fakir” challenge the might of the British Empire. By all means, then, not lightly does one talk of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Gandhi’s name reverberates throughout the world as the singular symbol of the ideals of peace, truth and justice. Having grown up in India, he left his country to work in South Africa. There, away from the home he loved, he discovered the atrocities that the British Empire was standing upon. He discovered the meaningless violence, the wanton chaos and the unjust treatment rendered unto the coloured and the native races. He began a saga that was founded on his principles of nonviolence and truth. He began lashing out against the Britishers in a unique way that is unparalleled. Single-handedly, he earned a name that he is known by around the world. In this book, Mahatma Gandhi reveals the story of his life, the story of his experiments with truth