Firstly, let me clarify that I have limited knowledge of the details of Gandhiji's life, so the following observations or thoughts could be termed half-baked. I also do not agree with him on everything he did or inspired. Now, you may read on.
He had a sense of humour, which I don't see around in too many people, who are self-righteous about trivial things, and easily offended.
He had an interest in reading and writing. My autobiography is a lift (inspired?) from his- I just called it half-truths instead of truth. Not sure if anyone does any of these two things these days.
He lived simply. I know no one wants to these days.
He walked a lot. Car manufacturers may have a tough time if more people learn to do so.
He tried to be truthful. Need I say anything on this?
He had a sense of humour, which I don't see around in too many people, who are self-righteous about trivial things, and easily offended.
He had an interest in reading and writing. My autobiography is a lift (inspired?) from his- I just called it half-truths instead of truth. Not sure if anyone does any of these two things these days.
He lived simply. I know no one wants to these days.
He walked a lot. Car manufacturers may have a tough time if more people learn to do so.
He tried to be truthful. Need I say anything on this?
