Ten sentences of Mahatma Gandhi 70 years after his death

Ten sentences of Mahatma Gandhi 70 years after his death On January 30, 1948, Mahatma Gandhi was killed by a fanatic named Nathuram Godse.

Gandhi was born in Porbandar, in the state of Gujarat (India), recognized as the most prominent leader of the Indian Independence Movement against the British Crown in the Indian sub-continent.

Mahatma Gandhi is known worldwide for having been a promoter of peace, of nonviolence. Politician and Indian thinker who, after studying law in London, returned to India and led his country to independence after decades of peaceful revolution.

These are some of the phrases that summarize his philosophy on the International Day of Peace:

"There are no roads for peace, peace is the way."

"Violence is the fear of the ideals of others."

"Our reward is in the effort and not in the result, a total effort is a complete victory."

"If you want to change the world, change yourself."

"An eye for an eye and the world will go blind."

"Take care of your thoughts, because they will become your words, take care of your words, because they will become your actions, take care of your actions, because they will become your habits, take care of your habits, because they will become your destiny."

"The most atrocious of the bad things of bad people is the silence of good people."

"In life there is something more important than increasing your speed."

"What you get with violence can only be maintained violently."

"An error does not become true because of the fact that everyone believes in it."

"Live as if you were going to die tomorrow, learn as if the world were to last forever."