There Is No Principle Worth

Every Worthwhile Accomplishment, Big Or Little, Has Its Stages Of Drudgery And Triumph: A Beginning, A Struggle, And A Victory.

Now The Man On Duty Used To Be Changed From Time To Time. Once One Of These Men, Without Giving Me The Slightest Warning, Without Even Asking Me To Leave The Footpath, Pushed And Kicked Me Into The Street. I Was Dismayed. Before I Could Question Him As To His Behaviour, Mr Coates, Who Happened To Be Passing The Spot On Horseback, Hailed Me And Said: 'gandhi, I Have Seen Everything. I Shall Gladly Be Your Witness In Court If You Proceed Against The Man. I Am Very Sorry You Have Been So Rudely Assaulted.'

Birth And Death Are Not Two Different States, But They Are Different Aspects Of The Same State.

Capital As Such Is Not Evil; It Is Its Wrong Use That Is Evil. Capital In Some Form Or Other Will Always Be Needed.

A True And Nonviolent Combination Of Labour Would Act Like A Magnet Attracting To It All The Needed Capital.