My Experiments With Truth

Hi readers...after a long time that after i have been really being undergoing various experiences and having got some memorable times during the times of Crisis(called as the .Sub-prime crisis due to overlending of the banks somwhere in U.S by Fredie-mac and Fannie-Mae.......) has been showing up many lay-offs and other kinds of its adverse effects...but not to touch much about it.. i wanted to share my experiences reading the most famous books ever published in India by Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi popularly known as Gandhiji and was all in news because of the auctioning done by Gothebys by Mr.James Otis and Mr.Malliya who has brought the artciles of Indian Prestige...i had a occasion to read The Autobiography of this great personality who will never be forgotten by any Indian for how many ever years there are to come.Apart from what i have really got from reading the book i could read a person writing about all that has happened to him and all that has happened by him...reading an auto bio graphy makes you know much more than what you know about a person than u know while talking to someone else,to begin wat actually impressed me about Mr.gandhis' attitude towards the prinicpals he had lived upon... iwould like to list them below,only those i believe to have happened to remember because you can find many his daily life that he narrated...truthness,self-conciousness,the attitude of detatchment(he called it as solitude and bramhacharya) which he tells would lead a person to an eternal life after this materialistic existence of his and punctuality(important skill also being followed by many great people),patience,self-resistance,vegetarianism it was mentioned mnay a times in the book,Mr.Gandhi made a point to strictly follow his diet either by taking vegetarain food or live upon fruits...his attitude of self-work he used to do almost all of his deeds himself with out any help,his inclination towards a task taken up by him,its relly unbelievable the way he tells how he started to run a colony of his own people at Phoenix in SouthAfrica away from the place where people lived together,there are many more to come to my mind but they might take some time to switch in..till then keep waiting for the next post...do comment about what u patienly read till now...Thank you.  
 

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Unknown said…
you are going great guns!!!keep up the good work man!!
May 1, 2009 at 6:44 PM
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