Gandhi was a religious person. He persevered to fight for India’s independence. He joined India’s Independence movement. He dared to challenge British government policies. He made a lot of efforts for Indian to gain justice. Gandhi is an activist who did not recommend violence, but he provoked peace demonstration. …show more content…
Principles that were implemented by Gandhi were as follows :
1. Satyagraha was the principle that taught us to struggle something for truth. The struggle had to be in the right and civilized way.
2. Ahimsa was the peace principle namely resistance without violence. The struggle which was full of compassion, willingness and solidarity. This principle would provoke and bind differences in identity. It would stop a conflict.
3. Swadeshi was a principle which taught people to be independent to fulfill their own needs. This teaching was Gandhi’s anxiety for Indian people who tended to be consumptive. It was because at that time there were so many foreigner products that came to India. Gandhi wanted Indian people to produce their own products
4. Bramkhacharya was a principle that focused on oneself to control his or her sexual lust. Gandhi taught that the root of all evil could be controlled if people were able to control their sexual lust. However, this Bramkhacharya principle was not so popular as other …show more content…
A woman named Ibu Gedong Bagoes Oka found inspirations in Gandhi’s teaching. She established Ashram Gandhi in Candi Dasa, Bali as a training centre and the practice of Gandhi’s teaching.
I think Mahatma Gandhi really inspired the world. He was not only a phenomenal hero in India but also phenomenal activist who brought indian people to get its independence from British. Furthermore, Gandhi had strong and great humanity. He taught the principle of anti violence, justice and peace. These principles has inspired many people in their political and government life in the world.
Mahatma Gandhi had great social spirit. He chose to live humbly and lived among poor people. Gandhi once said “ helping poor people is easy, but to live like poor people is difficult for everybody”. Even though Gandhi lived among the poor, he was able to persuade indian people to rise from poverty. He also provoked the people to rise from ignorance and fought against British colonialism.
Gandhi also had the courage to urge Indian people to fight against British rules and policies. He was sentenced to jail because of his acts. However, this punishment did not shatter his spirit to fight the