Taught the world the lesson of non-violence, these words of Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation, will change your life

By the time of January in the year 1948, a big wound was given to the country. To say that the day of 30 January 1948 was the same as the rest of the year, but by the end of the evening, it became one of the saddest days in history. In fact, on the evening of 30 January 1948, Nathuram Godse took the life of Mahatma Gandhi.

The biggest weapon was made non-violence

See the irony that Mahatma Gandhi, who showed the way to the British out of the country by making non-violence his biggest weapon, himself became a victim of violence. He was going for evening prayer as usual on that day also. At the same time Godse shot him from very close range and the saint of Sabarmati left the world by saying 'Hey Ram'. The name of Mohan Das Karamchand Gandhi, who was famous for his ideas and principles during his lifetime, is taken with respect all over the world.

Read Gandhiji's priceless thoughts

• Gandhiji always gave the idea of ​​truth and non-violence to the people of the country. The whole country used to get united on one voice of Gandhiji. Today we are going to tell you some of his thoughts on Gandhiji's death anniversary.
• Man is a creature created by his thoughts, he becomes what he thinks.
• A coward is incapable of showing love, love is the prerogative of the brave.
• My religion is based on truth and non-violence. Truth is my God, non-violence is the means to attain it.
• The earth provides enough resources to satisfy the needs of all human beings, but not to satisfy greed.
• Love is the greatest power in the world and yet it is the gentlest of all we can imagine.
• You don't understand who is important to you until you really lose them.
• When I despair, I remember that throughout history the path of truth and love has always triumphed. There have been so many dictators and murderers, and they may seem invincible for a while, but in the end they fall. Think about it - always.
• The greatness and moral progress of a country can be judged by how animals are treated there.
• A religion that takes no interest in practical matters and does not help in solving them is not a religion.
• Nothing ruins the body so much more than worry, and he who has even the slightest faith in God should be ashamed to worry about anything
• You can chain me, torture me, even you can destroy this body, but you can never imprison my thoughts.
• I oppose violence because that goodness is only temporary when it appears to be doing well; And the evil she does is permanent.