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The Difficulty One Experiences In Meeting Himsa Arises From Weakness Of Mind.

If Intellect Plays A Large Part In The Field Of Violence, I Hold That It Plays A Larger Part In The Field Of Nonviolence.

One's Own Religion Is After All A Matter Between Oneself And One's Maker And No One Else's.

Man Becomes Great Exactly In The Degree In Which He Works For The Welfare Of His Fellow-men.

Nothing In The Shastras, Which Is Capable Of Being Reasoned, Can Stand If It Is In Conflict With Reason.