Gandhi was like a god , not the kind of Grandpa Mao, but the kind of Christ. Well, he's trying to live God's way.
"Regardless of Hinduism, Muslims, Sikhs, or Christianity, as long as you recognize the existence of God."
What does this sentence mean?
Obviously, he can't accept killing for any reason, so he can sacrifice his hard-earned "revolutionary achievements" for this, as long as people can see the path he leads in his posture.
He wants to influence everyone from the heart, accept the value of equality of all beings, and establish a legal and political system that serves the broadest masses of the people.
It's one thing to want to get it, and another thing to get it.
What to get: Deserved or extra.
What does it mean to be born as a human being?
Work, wife, child, house, pension,
a career ideal,
an academic ideal,
an interest ideal,
a political ideal.
What can make people "care about" to sacrifice their freedom. God, truth, and absolute standards determine the existence of absolute importance. As long as they believe in God and love the world, they should work for a just legal system, and more importantly, in a way that God allows. There is no ideal system that ignores the massacre, just like after Auschwitz, all plausible arguments seem to be somewhat unreasonable.
But Gandhi was first and foremost a man who mastered his will. So he can abstain from sex for a lifetime, can live the life of the most ordinary person in India, and can talk about the Long March and hunger strike, and become a Mahatma. Those who can truly practice his guidance must pass this test, otherwise they can only be blind people mixed with desire and enthusiasm under his dazzling brilliance, which is probably the truth. The country is not made of gandhi. So faith is always a story full of angels and demons. Gandhi can only go to heaven with infinite regret about reality.
The vague word of human nature is probably the combination of good and evil. We can balance the two with the rules of this world, and live a stable life that owes nothing to others or ourselves; we can also spend a lifetime of hard work cultivating the seeds of goodness in our body, so that it will explode with incredible power.
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