Gandhi And Gita
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The document describes Gandhi's early life experiences that shaped his character. As a young boy, Gandhi engaged in bad behavior but felt deep remorse. He wrote a confession letter to his bedridden father, trembling as he handed it to him. His father forgave him with tears of love in his eyes, washing away Gandhi's sins and teaching him an early lesson about nonviolence through his peaceful, compassionate response. This experience of sublime forgiveness from his father had a profound impact on Gandhi.
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Srila Prabhupada is pointing out that
although identifying with one's nationality, ethnicity or
citizenship is ultimately an illusion, still society functions
based on these illusory designations. This shows that
modern society is driven by illusion or maya. Previously
on their morning walk, Srila Prabhupada had given the
example of how water in a river appears to be moving
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Dr. Hauser: Yes, I remember. The river appears to be
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