“Non dovete perdere la fiducia nell'umanità. L'umanità è un oceano; se poche gocce dell'oceano sono sporche, l'oceano non si sporcherà.”
“La differenza tra ciò che facciamo e ciò che siamo capaci di fare basterebbe a risolvere la maggior parte dei problemi del mondo.”
"Se non avessi il senso dell'umorismo, mi sarei suicidato molto tempo fa."
Il Mahatma Gandhi non ha bisogno di lunghe presentazioni. Tutti conoscono l'uomo che guidò il popolo indiano all'indipendenza dal dominio britannico nel 1947.
Passiamo ora ad alcuni dei miei consigli preferiti del Mahatma Gandhi.
1. Cambia te stesso.
"Devi essere il cambiamento che vuoi vedere nel mondo."
“Come esseri umani, la nostra grandezza non risiede tanto nella capacità di ricostruire il mondo – questo è il mito dell’era atomica – quanto nella capacità di ricostruire noi stessi.”
Se cambi te stesso, cambierai il tuo mondo. Se cambi il tuo modo di pensare, cambierai anche il tuo modo di sentire e le tue azioni. E così cambierà anche il mondo intorno a te. Non solo perché ora vedi l'ambiente circostante attraverso nuove lenti di pensieri ed emozioni, ma anche perché il cambiamento interiore può permetterti di agire in modi che non avresti fatto – o forse nemmeno immaginato – mentre eri bloccato nei tuoi vecchi schemi di pensiero.
E il problema di cambiare il mondo esterno senza cambiare te stesso è che sarai ancora te stesso quando raggiungerai quel cambiamento che hai tanto desiderato. Conserverai ancora intatti i tuoi difetti, la rabbia, la negatività, le tendenze autolesioniste, ecc.
E così in questa nuova situazione non troverai ancora ciò che speravi, perché la tua mente è ancora intrisa di negatività. E se ottieni di più senza avere una certa comprensione e distanza dal tuo ego, questo potrebbe diventare più potente. Poiché il tuo ego ama dividere le cose, trovare nemici e creare separazione, potrebbe iniziare a cercare di creare ancora più problemi e conflitti nella tua vita e nel tuo mondo.
2. Hai il controllo.
"Nessuno può farmi del male senza il mio permesso."
Ciò che provi e come reagisci a qualcosa dipende sempre da te. Potrebbe esserci un modo "normale" o comune di reagire a cose diverse. Ma in fondo è solo questo.
Puoi scegliere i tuoi pensieri, le tue reazioni e le tue emozioni praticamente per ogni cosa. Non devi impazzire, reagire in modo eccessivo o addirittura reagire in modo negativo. Forse non sempre o all'istante. A volte una reazione impulsiva scatta spontaneamente. O una vecchia abitudine di pensiero si ripresenta.
E quando ti rendi conto che nessuno al di fuori di te può effettivamente controllare come ti senti, puoi iniziare a incorporare questo pensiero nella tua vita quotidiana e a svilupparlo come un'abitudine mentale. Un'abitudine che puoi consolidare sempre di più nel tempo. Questo rende la vita molto più facile e piacevole.
3. Perdona e lascia andare.
"Il debole non può mai perdonare. Il perdono è la caratteristica del forte."
“Occhio per occhio finisce solo per rendere cieco il mondo intero.”
Combattere il male con il male non aiuterà nessuno. E come detto nel consiglio precedente, scegli sempre come reagire a qualcosa. Quando riesci a incorporare sempre di più questa abitudine di pensiero nella tua vita, allora puoi reagire in un modo più utile per te e per gli altri.
Ti rendi conto che perdonare e lasciar andare il passato farà un grande servizio a te e alle persone del tuo mondo. E passare il tempo in un ricordo negativo non ti aiuterà dopo aver imparato le lezioni che puoi trarre da quell'esperienza. Probabilmente ti causerai solo più sofferenza e ti paralizzerai, impedendoti di agire nel momento presente.
Se non perdoni, lasci che il passato e un'altra persona controllino i tuoi sentimenti. Perdonando, ti liberi da quei legami. E poi puoi concentrarti totalmente, ad esempio, sul punto successivo.
4. Senza azione non andrai da nessuna parte.
"Un grammo di pratica vale più di tonnellate di prediche."
Senza agire, si otterrà ben poco. Tuttavia, agire può essere difficile e arduo. Può esserci molta resistenza interiore.
E così potresti ricorrere alla predicazione, come dice Gandhi. O leggere e studiare senza sosta. E sentire di progredire. Ma ottenere pochi o nessun risultato pratico nella vita reale.
Quindi, per arrivare davvero dove vuoi e comprendere davvero te stesso e il tuo mondo, devi esercitarti. I libri possono solo portarti conoscenza. Devi agire e tradurre quella conoscenza in risultati e comprensione.
Puoi trovare alcuni consigli efficaci per superare questo problema in "Come agire di più: 9 consigli efficaci" . Oppure puoi passare al punto successivo per scoprire il consiglio migliore per agire di più che ho trovato finora.
5. Prenditi cura di questo momento.
"Non voglio prevedere il futuro. Mi preoccupo di prendermi cura del presente. Dio non mi ha dato alcun controllo sul momento successivo."
Il modo migliore che ho trovato per superare la resistenza interiore che spesso ci impedisce di agire è quello di vivere il più possibile il presente e di accettare ciò che accade.
Perché? Beh, quando sei nel momento presente non ti preoccupi del momento successivo, che comunque non puoi controllare. E la resistenza all'azione che deriva dall'immaginare conseguenze future negative – o dal riflettere sui fallimenti passati – delle tue azioni perde il suo potere. E così diventa più facile sia agire che concentrarsi sul presente, ottenendo risultati migliori.
Dai un'occhiata a "8 modi per tornare al momento presente" per consigli su come entrare rapidamente nel presente. E ricorda che riconnettersi e rimanere nel presente è un'abitudine mentale – una sorta di muscolo – che si sviluppa. Col tempo diventa più potente e rende più facile scivolare nel momento presente.
6. Tutti sono umani.
"Affermo di essere un individuo semplice, incline a sbagliare come qualsiasi altro mortale. Ammetto, tuttavia, di avere abbastanza umiltà da confessare i miei errori e tornare sui miei passi."
"Non è saggio essere troppo sicuri della propria saggezza. È salutare ricordare che il più forte potrebbe indebolirsi e il più saggio potrebbe sbagliare."
Quando si inizia a creare miti sulle persone – anche se hanno prodotto risultati straordinari – si corre il rischio di allontanarsi da loro. Si può iniziare a pensare di non poter mai raggiungere risultati simili ai loro, perché sono così diversi. Quindi è importante tenere presente che ognuno è un essere umano, indipendentemente da chi sia.
E penso sia importante ricordare che siamo tutti umani e inclini a commettere errori. Imponendo alle persone standard irragionevoli non farete altro che creare più conflitti inutili nel vostro mondo e negatività dentro di voi.
È anche importante ricordarlo per evitare di cadere nell'inutile abitudine di punirti per gli errori commessi. E invece, sii in grado di vedere con chiarezza dove hai sbagliato e cosa puoi imparare dai tuoi errori. E poi riprova.
7. Persistere.
"Prima ti ignorano, poi ti deridono, poi ti combattono, poi vinci."
Sii persistente. Col tempo, l'opposizione intorno a te svanirà e cadrà. E la tua resistenza interiore e le tendenze auto-sabotanti che vogliono frenarti e mantenerti come sei sempre stato si indeboliranno.
Scopri cosa ti piace davvero fare. Poi troverai la motivazione interiore per andare avanti, andare avanti e andare avanti. Puoi anche trovare molti consigli utili su come mantenere alta la motivazione in "Come uscire da un crollo motivazionale" e "25 semplici modi per motivarsi" .
Uno dei motivi per cui Gandhi ebbe così tanto successo con il suo metodo di non violenza fu la sua grande perseveranza e la sua tenacia. Semplicemente non si arresero.
Il successo o la vittoria raramente arrivano così velocemente come avresti voluto. Credo che uno dei motivi per cui le persone non ottengono ciò che desiderano sia semplicemente perché si arrendono troppo presto. Il tempo che pensano di dover impiegare per raggiungere un risultato non è lo stesso tempo che di solito ci vuole per raggiungere quell'obiettivo. Questa convinzione errata deriva in parte dal mondo in cui viviamo. Un mondo pieno di soluzioni magiche in cui la pubblicità ci promette continuamente che possiamo perdere molto peso o guadagnare un sacco di soldi in soli 30 giorni. Puoi leggere di più su questo argomento in "Un grande errore che un sacco di persone fanno" .
Infine, un consiglio utile per mantenere la propria perseveranza è ascoltare la terza citazione di Gandhi in questo articolo e mantenere il senso dell'umorismo. Può alleggerire il morale nei momenti più difficili.
8. Vedi il buono nelle persone e aiutale.
"Guardo solo alle buone qualità degli uomini. Non essendo io stesso impeccabile, non oserei indagare sui difetti degli altri."
“L’uomo diventa grande esattamente nella misura in cui lavora per il benessere dei suoi simili.”
"Immagino che un tempo la leadership significasse avere i muscoli; oggi invece significa andare d'accordo con le persone."
C'è quasi sempre qualcosa di buono nelle persone. E cose che potrebbero non esserlo altrettanto. Ma puoi scegliere su cosa concentrarti. E se vuoi migliorare, concentrarti sul buono delle persone è una scelta utile. Ti rende anche la vita più facile, perché il tuo mondo e le tue relazioni diventano più piacevoli e positive.
E quando vedi il buono nelle persone, diventa più facile motivarti a essere al loro servizio. Essere al servizio degli altri, dare loro valore, non solo renderai la loro vita migliore. Col tempo, tenderai a ricevere ciò che dai. E le persone che aiuti potrebbero sentirsi più inclini ad aiutare gli altri. E così, insieme, creerete una spirale ascendente di cambiamento positivo che cresce e si rafforza.
Rafforzando le tue abilità sociali puoi diventare una persona più influente e rendere questa spirale ascendente ancora più forte. Alcuni articoli che potrebbero fornirti consigli utili in questo senso sono "Fai questi 10 errori in una conversazione?" e "I 10 migliori consigli di Dale Carnegie per migliorare le tue abilità sociali" . Oppure puoi semplicemente passare al consiglio successivo.
9. Sii coerente, sii autentico, sii te stesso.
“La felicità è quando ciò che pensi, ciò che dici e ciò che fai sono in armonia.”
"Mira sempre alla completa armonia di pensieri, parole e azioni. Mira sempre a purificare i tuoi pensieri e tutto andrà bene."
Penso che uno dei migliori consigli per migliorare le proprie abilità sociali sia comportarsi in modo coerente e comunicare in modo autentico. Le persone sembrano apprezzare molto la comunicazione autentica. E si prova grande piacere interiore quando pensieri, parole e azioni sono coerenti. Ci si sente potenti e bene con se stessi.
Quando parole e pensieri sono allineati, questo si riflette nella tua comunicazione. Perché ora il tono della tua voce e il linguaggio del corpo – alcuni dicono che costituiscano oltre il 90% della comunicazione – sono in linea con le tue parole.
Con questi canali allineati, le persone tendono ad ascoltare davvero ciò che dici. Comunichi senza incongruenze, messaggi contrastanti o forse una sorta di falsità.
Inoltre, se le tue azioni non sono in linea con ciò che comunichi, inizi a danneggiare la tua fiducia in ciò che puoi fare. E anche la fiducia che gli altri hanno in te.
10. Continuare a crescere ed evolversi.
"Lo sviluppo costante è la legge della vita e un uomo che cerca sempre di mantenere i propri dogmi per apparire coerente si spinge in una posizione falsa."
Puoi praticamente sempre migliorare le tue competenze, le tue abitudini o rivalutare le tue valutazioni. Puoi acquisire una comprensione più profonda di te stesso e del mondo.
Certo, potresti sembrare incoerente o come se non sapessi cosa stai facendo di tanto in tanto. Potresti avere difficoltà ad agire in modo coerente o a comunicare in modo autentico. Ma se non lo fai, allora, come dice Gandhi, ti troverai in una posizione falsa. Un luogo in cui cerchi di sostenere o aggrapparti alle tue vecchie opinioni per apparire coerente, mentre dentro di te ti rendi conto che qualcosa non va. Non è una situazione piacevole in cui trovarsi. Scegliere di crescere ed evolversi è un percorso più felice e utile da intraprendere.
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Thank you for sharing Amazing thoughts of Mahatma Gandhi.
Well some has praised and some has criticized this old Indian man, who was born in (Gujarat) India in 1869, he came to London in 1888 to get higher education and study Law also qualified as a Lawyer in England, matured and kind man care for his principle of Humanity in very early era; with due respect for all religions with strong belief in Truth, Non Violence and Forgiveness! He fight on these principles and had successful victory, and whole world has recognized and respected him as a Hero! Isn't it good enough to appreciate others good view ! Critics hardly see or learn from good qualities found in others !
Gandhi never said be the change. American
Arleen Lorrance wrote it in 1971
Whether quoting Ghandi or not, this is all good and inspiring advice. I don't know much about the man, I've heard good and bad. But the bottom line is, we need more positive thinking in the world. That's a really hard thing to come by these days, bad news around every corner for some of us. I've found my most positive changes begin when I change my own mind or allow someone else to inspire me. Thank you for your inspiration.
You said "Mahatma Gandhi needs no long introduction. Everyone knows about the man who lead the Indian people to independence from British rule in 1947."
This statement may be true for many but not the young generation becoming leaders today. We must continue to educate the children (the future) in order to help the world. Each breathing living person needs the strengthening balm of peace (awareness of peace) to become part of an ever evolving civilization.
I love this article, and agree with the concepts you've posted here.
That being said, Gandhi did NOT say "be the change you want to see in the world." See here for details: https://josephranseth.com/g...
"Be the change" does capture the essence of his teachings, and your article is a powerful resource for anyone wanting to self-purify and positively impact others in profound ways. (I'm just on a bit of a mission to clarify the mis-attribution of Gandhi's quote.)
Keep up the great work!
LATTERLY, MUCH HAS BEEN WRITTEN ABOUT THE NEGATIVES OF THE PRE-INDEPENDENCE LEADER-SOME CALLING HIM A CLOSETED GAY. OTHERS DESCRIBING HIM AS RACIST.............THE MANY WHO HAVE COME TO REVERE HIM, NOW SOMEWHAT STUNNED AT THE ALLEGATIONS
Please stop portraying Ghandi as a prophet by lying and associating others motivational stories and quotes to him. Gando's stories of racism, slavery, women rights abuses in Africa are known all over the world and easily available on Internet. Please research a little before and be truthful before coming up with such stuff.
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Thanks for the informative article. Being the change!!
It is ironic that sometimes people who think highly of other 'leaders' ignore their bad qualities but tend to focus on the negatives of Gandhi which he, as a human, had, in his earlier life. For those, I say, correct your behavior first, before you criticize people who have done majority good!
Amazing how wise words remain wise words - truth remains truth no matter when it is spoken or heard. Good words for right now - thank you, Mahatma Gandi.
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"5. Take care of this moment."
Yes, and yet keep a very watchful eye on both the past and the future. Living in the moment is often like a gift, much as a walk on the beach, or reading a fascinating book of fiction. If we are open to the miracles present in each moment, amazing possibilities are available. And yet, we are forging a future based on our attention to all three - the past, the present, and the future. Take care of this moment for the future is contained in each and every step, and many clues to a better life beyond mere existence are laid down in both the misery and triumphs of the past. If we aren't "taking care" of our attention on both the past and the future, we close the door to evolving enlightenment. Meditation and awareness on this moment are wonderful and necessary, and yet will never be enough for humanity to rise from the lessons hidden in the past or the limits placed on the present.
Take care of the past, and the present, and walk purposefully into a future that "you", one-by-one person at a time, want to be living, forged with your actions in the present, or you will wake up in a world not of "your" making. You will be living in a future planned and executed by those who did keep a watchful eye on the future by, indeed, taking care of this moment. Someone is and will be taking care of the future. Make it you. Make your present moment count in "your" future. Make it a future that you want to live within. And start working and living toward it now, right now, in the present.
Decide to take care of the past, present, and the future. Don't be blindsided by someone else's dream for the future, and especially when the ideas of some upholds the supposedly superior and entitled, and disrespects and disempowers others, or that is disrespectful of some human beings, all life forms, or that attempts to commodify and profit from the great "gift" of life, that damages and destroys the dignity and intrinsic worth of peoples, cultures, lands, creatures, fish, insects, plants, trees, forests, soils, waters, air, and life itself from our shared planet home.
Wake up yourself instead.
You are the future, living and working in the present, and learning from the past.
Make good use of both the past and the present to create a better future for you and for all than we have in this current moment in time of our human and planetary history.
We are blessed to have this moment to begin building a better world.
Give thanks for your life, and begin building a future that is truthful, just, merciful, and good. A future of truth, goodness, fullness, and abundance for all is begun with my hopes and dreams for the future, attention on the past, And the actions that I choose today.
Make your attention on the past, and your actions in the present count for the future we will all live within.
"Tell me, what is it you plan to do
with your one wild and precious life?"
Create a wild and precious future for yourself and for all?
Don't back down from your future.
[Hide Full Comment]Rise. Embrace today, and live for the future.
It is your future, and you will be living it.
Make it a worthwhile and beautiful life for you and for all to live.
Begin now.
Keep your eye on the prize - life and love today, and for the future.
They are precious and priceless.
They are wild and free.
Don't lose sight of them.
Keep them vigilantly ever before you;
they will sustain you on your journey, and reveal both mystery and beauty.
They will lead and bring you home.
Life and love know the way.
Set them free to run, and follow.
Begin now in the present, planning a future
that arises, that shines as crystal, like diamond dewdust in sunlight for all to see,
hidden in whispered longings,
buried in the treasured and hard-earned lessons of the past,
present in the truly revelatory learning
and trail-blazing work of today,
that upholds unwaveringly
truth, justice, and mercy for all human beings and all of creation,
that is in love with the priceless
and abundant gift of life,
that refuses "the dying of the light",
rather rallies, to carry the light on high for all the world to see.
Be that light,
and the future is yours,
a wild and precious miracle of your making
to delight, embrace, treasure, and share with all.
Step 5...
Contradicts the previous 4 steps...
We are not puppets on a string waiting for God to move us here or there. God has given us "free will" so we may directly influence the very next moment in our lives as well as down the road. We are the product/essence of our actions, great and small and with such, we are, every single human being... Creators... and we reap what we sow...
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Great Mr. Henrik for this great understanding of Gandhi and his principles.
Gandhi was the biggest blunder in Indian History. selfish to the core imposing his will on the poor masses. The indian mess is the result of the blunders committed by gandhi.
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Let us be people who don't allow envy to creep in and destroy the beautiful, amazing gifts we all have today!
[Hide Full Comment]just perfect
Bob Dylan captures
“I look only to the good qualities of men. Not being faultless myself, I won’t presume to probe into the faults of others.” in "Gotta Serve Somebody"
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You may be the heavyweight champion of the world
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But you're gonna have to serve somebody, yes
You're gonna have to serve somebody,
Well, it may be the devil or it may be the Lord
But you're gonna have to serve somebody.
Might be a rock'n' roll addict prancing on the stage
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But you're gonna . . .
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You may be living in another country under another name.
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You might be somebody's landlord you might even own banks.
But you're gonna . . .
You may be a preacher with your spiritual pride
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You may be somebody's mistress, may be somebody's heir.
But you're gonna . . .
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But you're gonna . . .
You may call me Terry, you may call me Jimmy
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[Hide Full Comment]Gandhi's 10 Rules for Changing the World
[Hide Full Comment]•• Gandhi: 1. Change yourself: "You must be the change you want to see in the world. As human beings, our greatness lies not so much in being able to remake the world – that is the myth of the atomic age – as in being able to remake ourselves."
*BeiYin: 'Change yourself' is an advice that goes against the 'law of nature' in that every thing once established, tries to keep it's state. That this is also the case with human beings, we can observe all around and within ourselves. Every body holds on ones 'properties' and does every thing to get more if it, to be sure that it stays like it is. Why? Because humans are *identified* with what they 'own' and so they are getting their feeling of 'existence' out of it!
• So the advice 'change yourself' will only be used to get more of the already gathered and if possible in more advanced and sophisticated aspects, whatever this might be...
• We can't and we don't need to 'remake ourselves'! No manipulation is required on no level of our existence! Not with our body, our mind, our emotions and not at the outside world! We only need to become *aware* of our state of *being* within that we are in this moment and then *relate* and *respond* the best we are capable, knowing that we are limited in our knowledge, due to our still erroneous state of being!
•• Gandhi: 2. You are in control. “Nobody can hurt me without my permission.”
*BeiYin: That's what every body wants: 'To be in control'! To be able to protect oneself against every thing that might 'hurt' oneself in ones established existence! How one feels and how one reacts depends on ones established mindset and only of a small part one is conscious about. The subconscious part, about that one is absolutely NOT aware, causes one to react on every thing that shows up in ones daily life and so there is no control possible, only manipulation at the outside!
• That makes it clear, that we are all stuck within a straitjacket of our established mindset, even though we have the self image that we are 'free' and able to 'control' our life!
• We are living out of concepts, goals and values, that are the result of centuries of misinterpretation and manipulation. We are defending our erroneous properties, with that we are so strongly identified and we have a big arsenal of defense tricks, to hold on what we believe we are! We always give the reason for every thing, that might hurt us in our property, to the outside and others and so keeping ourselves as much untouched as possible.
•• Gandhi: 3. Forgive and let it go. “The weak can never forgive. - Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong. An eye for eye only ends up making the whole world blind.”
*BeiYin: One can find for every thing a manipulation trick. You can see yourself as 'strong' and play this 'role', what includes that you can 'forgive' when you are hurt. With this tactic avoiding to look at yourself, realizing that you got hurt because you are conditioned and so dependent and weak. If you would *grow* through being *aware* of your conditioning by being able to use the encounter with others and your surrounding, then you would be thankful that they have caused your 'reactions' and so you would 'forgive' as part of your *understanding*, about yourself and the 'other'...
•• Gandhi: 4. Without action you aren't going anywhere. “An ounce of practice is worth more than tons of preaching.”
*BeiYin: An 'action' might be the result of a 'reaction' caused as an unconscious response, that then might cause an unwanted result that keeps one occupied and within the 'game'!
• Or ones 'action' is the result, when relating to a situation or condition, not necessarily reacting to spectacular aspects, but looking behind the appearance and then out of being responsible, acting in the best way one is capable. Knowing that the happening is a *challenge* as part of ones *growing*.
•• Gandhi: 5. Take care of this moment. “I do not want to foresee the future. I am concerned with taking care of the present. God has given me no control over the moment following.”
*BeiYin: 'The moment following' is the result of ones response to the moment right NOW. Then one can *relate* to this new moment and respond. When one reacts out of ones unconscious background, then the next 'moment' can serve oneself even stronger, as one might be pushed with ones nose into ones own misery! - Your 'God' will probably just laugh about your silliness...
•• Gandhi: 6. Everyone is human. “I claim to be a simple individual liable to err like any other fellow mortal. I own, however, that I have humility enough to confess my errors and to retrace my steps. It is unwise to be too sure of ones own wisdom. It is healthy to be reminded that the strongest might weaken and the wisest might err.”
*BeiYin: The characteristic of 'humans' is, that they put labels on every thing and then believe that they know what it is all about. Then they can classify all their property and store it in their mindset. Getting their sense and feeling of EXISTENCE out of it! Not needing and avoiding, to realize that all is based on erroneous interpretation and manipulation since beginning of 'humankind'! They see themselves as 'advanced' beings, when they admit that they might commit 'errors', not being able to realize, that they are living in a self created fake reality!
•• Gandhi: 7. Persist. “First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.”
*BeiYin: Using this advice you can justify to hold on your established identification game and go on finding confirmation from the outside world and others.
•• Gandhi: 8. See the good in people and help them. “I look only to the good qualities of men. Not being faultless myself, I won't presume to probe into the faults of others. Man becomes great exactly in the degree in which he works for the welfare of his fellow-men. I suppose leadership at one time meant muscles; but today it means getting along with people.”
*BeiYin: 'Leadership today' means telling people what they want to hear and so 'getting along' with them, using this to manipulate people for their own benefit! -
To look 'only at the good qualities of men' is just too silly. - Ones 'observation' must include ones own condition! One need to be *aware* of all conditions to be able to respond in an effective and creative way, outside and within oneself! And only when one is *aware* of ones *whole being* then one can see the outside and others in an *objective* way!
•• Gandhi: 9. Be congruent, be authentic, be your true self. “Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony. Always aim at complete harmony of thought and word and deed. Always aim at purifying your thoughts and everything will be well.”
*BeiYin: These 'rules' were written more than seventy years ago! Now it becomes clear from where all those beautiful advanced 'quotes' with all those spiritual advises are coming from! And still without any information!
How possibly one can 'be authentic' and 'be ones true self'??? This advice only creates an even more sophisticated fake self image with that people can identify themselves and be busy trying to find confirmation for it when joining other 'like minded' and 'kindred spirits'!
Shouldn't it clear by now, that this is a survival game, keeping oneself going within ones fake reality?
So people can avoid to confront *reality* in their daily life and having the perfect survival trick always and every where at hand!
•• Gandhi: 10. Continue to grow and evolve. ”Constant development is the law of life, and a man who always tries to maintain his dogmas in order to appear consistent drives himself into a false position.”
*BeiYin: It doesn't need the advice to 'grow' and to 'keep growing'! What would help is the information and the understanding of it, that all *alive beings* are *growing*! And this for sure doesn't depend if you want this or NOT! One can observe the *growing* all around! In humans this is not so obvious, as they seem to be stuck in their present state of being. But also a beetle seems to be stuck when in the state of a cocoon, it is just a phase of transformation and then the moment will come, when the pressure from inside rises so much, breaking the stuck form and so the 'butterfly' can fly...
So better we *trust* our inbuilt *growing* force and then don't need to struggle to free ourselves so much!
We can also *trust* that the growing force is present every where in ones life and presents in any moment the opportunity to use every thing in ones daily life to *grow*! We should also 'know', that from our human side, there is resistance and we make ourselves blind by ignoring and rejecting what we don't 'like', because it doesn't confirm us in our established 'self image'.
So there should show up some essential and creative questions! The fact that there are hardly any doubts and so no questions, tells that one is not yet *ready* and must continue dreaming and struggling within ones 'cocoon' of illusions and ones 'self image'...
Or do you have an urgent, personal question? Then ask!
Gandhi's "10 Rules for Changing the World" and my comments on these...
•• Gandhi: 1. Change
yourself: "You must be the change you want to see in the world. As human
beings, our greatness lies not so much in being able to remake the
world – that is the myth of the atomic age – as in being able to remake
ourselves."
*BeiYin: 'Change yourself' is an advice that goes
against the 'law of nature' in that every thing once established, tries
to keep it's state. That this is also the case with human beings, we can
observe all around and within ourselves. Every body holds on ones
'properties' and does every thing to get more if it, to be sure that it
stays like it is. Why? Because humans are *identified* with what they
'own' and so they are getting their feeling of 'existence' out of it!
• So the advice 'change yourself' will only be used to get more of the
already gathered and if possible in more advanced and sophisticated
aspects, whatever this might be...
• We can't and we don't need to
'remake ourselves'! No manipulation is required on no level of our
existence! Not with our body, our mind, our emotions and not at the
outside world! We only need to become *aware* of our state of *being*
within that we are in this moment and then *relate* and *respond* the
best we are capable, knowing that we are limited in our knowledge, due
to our still erroneous state of being!
•• Gandhi: 2. You are in control. “Nobody can hurt me without my permission.”
*BeiYin: That's what every body wants: 'To be in control'! To be able
to protect oneself against every thing that might 'hurt' oneself in ones
established existence! How one feels and how one reacts depends on ones
established mindset and only of a small part one is conscious about.
The subconscious part, about that one is absolutely NOT aware, causes
one to react on every thing that shows up in ones daily life and so
there is no control possible, only manipulation at the outside!
•
That makes it clear, that we are all stuck within a straitjacket of our
established mindset, even though we have the self image that we are
'free' and able to 'control' our life!
• We are living out of
concepts, goals and values, that are the result of centuries of
misinterpretation and manipulation. We are defending our erroneous
properties, with that we are so strongly identified and we have a big
arsenal of defense tricks, to hold on what we believe we are! We always
find and give the reason for every thing that might hurt us in our
property, to the outside and others and so keeping ourselves as much
untouched as possible.
•• Gandhi: 3. Forgive and let it go. “The
weak can never forgive. - Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong. An
eye for eye only ends up making the whole world blind.”
*BeiYin:
One can find for every thing a manipulation trick. You can see yourself
as 'strong' and play this 'role', what includes that you can 'forgive'
when you are hurt. With this tactic avoiding to look at yourself,
realizing that you got hurt because you are conditioned and so dependent
and weak. If you would *grow* through being *aware* of your
conditioning by being able to use the encounter with others and your
surrounding, then you would be thankful that they have caused your
'reactions' and so you would 'forgive' as part of your *understanding*,
about yourself and the 'other'...
•• Gandhi: 4. Without action you aren't going anywhere. “An ounce of practice is worth more than tons of preaching.”
*BeiYin: An 'action' might be the result of a 'reaction' caused as an
unconscious response, that then might cause an unwanted result that
keeps one occupied and within the 'game'!
• Or ones 'action' is the
result, when relating to a situation or condition, not necessarily
reacting to spectacular aspects, but looking behind the appearance and
then out of being responsible, acting in the best way one is capable.
Knowing that the happening is a *challenge* as part of ones *growing*.
•• Gandhi: 5. Take care of this moment. “I do not want to foresee the
future. I am concerned with taking care of the present. God has given me
no control over the moment following.”
*BeiYin: 'The moment
following' is the result of ones response to the moment right NOW. Then
one can *relate* to this new moment and respond. When one reacts out of
ones unconscious background, then the next 'moment' can serve oneself
even stronger, as one might be pushed with ones nose into ones own shit!
- Your 'God' will probably just laugh about your silliness...
••
Gandhi: 6. Everyone is human. “I claim to be a simple individual liable
to err like any other fellow mortal. I own, however, that I have
humility enough to confess my errors and to retrace my steps. It is
unwise to be too sure of ones own wisdom. It is healthy to be reminded
that the strongest might weaken and the wisest might err.”
*BeiYin:
The characteristic of 'humans' is, that they put labels on every thing
and then believe that they know what it is all about. Then they can
classify all their property and store it in their mindset. Getting their
sense and feeling of EXISTENCE out of it! Not needing and avoiding, to
realize that all is based on erroneous interpretation and manipulation
since beginning of 'humankind'! They see themselves as 'advanced'
beings, when they admit that they might commit 'errors', not being able
to realize, that they are living in a self created fake reality!
•• Gandhi: 7. Persist. “First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.”
*BeiYin: Using this advice you can justify to hold on your established
identification game and go on finding confirmation from the outside
world and others.
•• Gandhi: 8. See the good in people and help
them. “I look only to the good qualities of men. Not being faultless
myself, I won't presume to probe into the faults of others. Man becomes
great exactly in the degree in which he works for the welfare of his
fellow-men. I suppose leadership at one time meant muscles; but today it
means getting along with people.”
*BeiYin: 'Leadership today' means
telling people what they want to hear and so 'getting along' with them,
using this to manipulate people for their own benefit! -
To look
'only at the good qualities of men' is just too silly. - Ones
'observation' must include ones own condition! One need to be *aware* of
all conditions to be able to respond in an effective and creative way,
outside and within oneself! And only when one is *aware* of ones *whole
being* then one can see the outside and others in an *objective* way!
•• Gandhi: 9. Be congruent, be authentic, be your true self. “Happiness
is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.
Always aim at complete harmony of thought and word and deed. Always aim
at purifying your thoughts and everything will be well.”
*BeiYin:
These 'rules' were written more than seventy years ago! Now it becomes
clear from where all those beautiful advanced 'quotes' with all those
spiritual advises are coming from! And still without any information!
How possibly one can 'be authentic' and 'be ones true self'??? This
advice only creates an even more sophisticated fake self image with that
people can identify themselves and be busy trying to find confirmation
for it when joining other 'like minded' and 'kindred spirits'!
Shouldn't it clear by now, that this is a survival game, keeping oneself going within ones fake reality?
So people can avoid to confront *reality* in their daily life and
having the perfect survival trick always and every where at hand!
••
Gandhi: 10. Continue to grow and evolve. ”Constant development is the
law of life, and a man who always tries to maintain his dogmas in order
to appear consistent drives himself into a false position.”
*BeiYin:
It doesn't need the advice to 'grow' and to 'keep growing'! What would
help is the information and the understanding of it, that all *alive
beings* are *growing*! And this for sure doesn't depend if you want this
or NOT! One can observe the *growing* all around! In humans this is not
so obvious, as they seem to be stuck in their present state of being.
But also a beetle seems to be stuck when in the state of a cocoon, it is
just a phase of transformation and then the moment will come, when the
pressure from inside rises so much, breaking the stuck form and so the
'butterfly' can fly...
So better we *trust* our inbuilt *growing* force and then don't need to struggle to free ourselves so much!
We can also *trust* that the growing force is present every where in
[Hide Full Comment]ones life and presents in any moment the opportunity to use every thing
in ones daily life to *grow*! We should also 'know', that from our human
side, there is resistance and we make ourselves blind by ignoring and
rejecting what we don't 'like', because it doesn't confirm us in our
established 'self image'.
So there should show up some essential
questions! The fact that there are hardly any doubts and so no
questions, tells that one is not yet *ready* and must continue dreaming
and struggling within ones 'cocoon' of illusions and self image...
Or do you have an urgent, personal question? Then ask!
Imitate Jesus,Gandhi ji the Mahatma imitated Jesus Christ the real humanist,Read Bible to know the meaning of life and to be a celebrity
Awesome... love it
I had a good friend email me these amazing 10 thoughts of a truly highly evolved human being. Mahatma Gandhi is that once in a thousand years gift that all of humanity was presented by god. I now would like to quote a modern contemporary Mr Neil Young; "When one comes to a fork in the road lets not curse the darkness, but instead lets light a candle for all to see their way to safety". Mahatma Gandhi within these 10 thoughts has lighted many candles for all of us to find our ways through our daily lives. Mark P Schiesser, 2-5-2014.
Do the simple things to make someone's life easier. Give a lift to a stranger at a busstop
Put the dustbin out for your elderly neighbour
I am always amazed that people are shocked by simple gestures
Thank you. It is rewarding, we are always growing. at the moment I am living a situation difficult to separate me from my partner; but over time I learned and lived part of these councils, other urgent situations, and I can attest, that put them into practice helps. most always pain or suffering, let us learning, but if we really want and have love and support from others, as well as, give value self, opens the doors of hope and us out of the vacuum and the pain. I am a believer, not religious. I feel that God is with me and give me the strengthens to be most happy, I bring my conviction and courage. We can glimpse a morning, knowing you live in the present. We owe to life, the world is full of beautiful things, light and shadow are part of the day, we know to take advantage of them. It is beautiful to see the view from the top, but the journey is equal to it, enjoy!
we follow gandhiji's 10 rules we can be like gandhiji a little
MAHATMA GANDHI WAS ONE OF MY MASTERS.
READ THIS MESSAGE
OF PEACE, LIGHT AND LOVE TO THE PRESIDENT
BARACK OBAMA (WITH CITATIONS FROM GANDHI):
MAKE THE PEACE, NOT THE WAR IN SYRIA!
"NO!" TO THE VIOLENCE! "NO!" TO THE AGGRESSION!
ALL THE WARS ARE VIOLENCE AND CRIMINALITY!
NO BROTHER IS ENTITLED OF KILLING ANOTHER BROTHER!
AND ALL OF US ARE BROTHERS FACE TO GOD'S LAWS!
THE FIRE DOESN'T FIGHT DOWN WITH FIRE BUT WITH WATER!
CHRIST'S GOSPEL IS LOVE AND GOD'S LAW IS LOVE!...
PEACE FOR AMERICA AND SYRIA!
* MESSAGE IN ENGLISH:
36: Message of Peace to Obama
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* THE MESSENGER OF GOLDEN AGE:
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PEACE, LOVE AND LIGHT FOR YOU!...
OM SHANTI!... ELI SHALOM!... DEEP PEACE!...
PAZ PROFUNDA!... PAIX PROFONDE!... TIEF FRIEDE!...
Prof. Astrophyl, a Wise from Portugal.
[Hide Full Comment]Ghandhi was biggest bastard who let the partition of India and Pakistan happened and all Indians and Pakistani are facing sever setback as millions dollars are spent on defense in both the countries. Gandhi bastards drove back Indian Independence by many years. If he has motivated people to take guns in hand and favored all those Armed Revolutionaries, India might got Independence 100 years before 1947.
Nobody give you anything free served in a dish special the Independence.
He was child sex maniac and use slept naked with girls.
Rott in Hell you Bastard.
The simple aim of all individuals is to find peace & prosperity, their effort often does not get fulfilled, yet the satisfaction is they try to achieve the impossible.
Thank you so much for not only the words, but the tie-in to Action and the extra thoughtfulness of including extended readings. <3
Keep it positive! Bless
While all of Ghandi's wisdom, and the insightful commentary, resonate with me, #10 truly pinpoints the place I find myself in now. An old belief keep tugging at me, while my inner, spiritual compass is gravitating me in a very different direction. It's been a challenge, but I'm learning to keep pressing forward. Thank you so much for this site!
This is one true sage that if humanity has plenty of the world would be a much more beautiful place in which to live.
Thank you for sharing the wisdom and insight of a truly stunning human being. I love the explanation of the quotes as well. Very extensive post. Thank you for your time!
thank you for this thoughtful article
If this can't be obtained they can at least be aspired to.
Great man and wise words. Great article. I may link to this in my own search for truths:
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It helped me. True words...
Thanks guys...yup, Ghandi's thoughts are with us for all time...here's to all of our tranformation...be kind to your thoughts...stay in the moment...rejoice in your simple things...one day at a time...
peace...