Nonviolence Daily

Nonviolence Daily

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Nonviolence Daily episodes

  • Day 35

    Violence, like water, when it has an outlet, rushes forward furiously with an overwhelming force. Nonviolence cannot act madly. It is the essence of discipline. Gandhi, March 21, 1939.


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  • Day 34

    I believe that true democracy can only be an outcome of nonviolence. That’s from Gandhi’s correspondence with the government, 1942 to 1944.

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  • Day 33

    A sincere prayer can work wonders. Gandhi, March 24, 1920.

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  • Day 32

    One cannot forgive too much. Gandhi, April 2, 1931

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  • Day 31

    If we could erase the ‘I’s’ and ‘Mine’s’ from religion, politics, economics, we shall soon be free and bring heaven upon earth. Gandhi, Young India, September 3, 1926


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  • Day 30

    I have wisdom enough to know my limitations.
    Gandhi    , July 23, 1938.

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  • Day 29

    My effort should never be to undermine another’s faith, but to make them a better follower of their own faith. Gandhi, Mahatma, Volume II.

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  • Day 28

    The conviction has been growing upon me that things and fundamental importance to the people are not secured by reason alone, but have to be purchased with their suffering. Gandhi, March 19, 1931


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  • Day 27

    A small body of determined spirits, fired by an unquenchable faith in their mission, can alter the course of history. 

    -Gandhi, November 19, 1936.

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  • Day 26

    he more we give up our attachment to the physical frame of the person we love, the purer and more expansive our love grows. 

    -Gandhi, in, “Day to Day with Gandhi,” Volume I.

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Nonviolence Daily is a thought-for-the-day from Gandhi with a short and inspiring commentary from Professor Michael Nagler from the Metta Center for Nonviolence.