A truth questioning the authenticity of most truths, practiced with oneness of adoration as the eternal bedrock of material life and proclaimed as God, could only be the Truth Mahatma Gandhi experimented with.
?Gandhi Ji fashioned Truth as passion, as an impulse in his life. His Truth was free from the wanting of idolization, never willing to shroud it in mystery. Not ever sought a metaphysical explanation. Instead, simply worshiped Truth as Supreme Force, and practiced as a means for (…)
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