Translations:Gandhi/125/en

From TSL Encyclopedia

The people, as he found them, were much in need of service. In 1910, it was not in vogue to condemn modern industrial civilization. Yet Gandhi’s critique was scathing—a “soulless system” which was violent, full of inequities, narcissistic and which made “bodily welfare the object of life.”[1]

  1. Mahatma Gandhi, Louis Fischer, ed., The Essential Gandhi: His Life, Work, and Ideas: An Anthology (Vintage Books, 1962), p. 121.