Gandhi Jayanti - Sunday - Final

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GANDHIJAYANTI

2005

You must be the change you wish to

see in the world

-Mahatma Gandhi


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WELCOME

We cal l upon the Teacher of w isdom ,

surrounded by his eager students, to teach us

our duty . May those who are benefacto rs

of al l people help in achieving th is elevated

existence.

May the indiv is ib le one shower blessings up on

us. May we ever unswerving ly fol low th e path of

duty as do the sun and the moon. May we move

in the soc iety of the learned and piou s who are

Chari tably dispos ed and non -violent in their

deeds.

Rig Veda 2:21:12


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MAHATMA GANDHI: LIFE & TIMES

1869-1948

Aarti Rao and Aman Govil


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Dutiful Son


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Studied Law at University College, London


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Early days, Johannesburg practice,

South Africa


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Founded Sabarmati Ashram in Gujarat, India


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World War I Gandhi supports the British


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Launch of the Non-Cooperation Movement


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Declaration of Complete Independence


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The Salt March at Dandi


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Fight against Untouchability


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World War II


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My true test of non-violence will come when Im

shot by an assassin, and I am able to die without

holding any malice toward my assassin.

-Mahatma Gandhi


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VAISHNAV JAN TOHVAISHNAV JAN TOH

Vaishnav Jan toh taynaykahyeeyejey,

Peerh paraayee janney ray,

Par duk khey up kar karey to yey,

Man abhimaan na anney ray.

Sakal lokma sahun ey vandey,

Ninda na karey kainee ray

Vaach kaach , man nisc hal raakhey,

Dhan-dhan jananee tainee ray.

Samdristh i nay tr ishna tyagee,

Par-str ee jaynay mat rayJivaah thaki asatya na bo lay,

Par-dhan nav jhaley haath ray.

GODs CHILD IS ONEWHO KNOWS ANOTHER'S PAIN

WHO UPLIFTS THE SORROWFUL

AND PRIDE DOES DISDAIN

WHO SALUTES ALL BEINGS

AND CRITICIZES NONE

OF PURE TALK AND ACTION

SUCH A ONEs MOTHER IS BLESSED

WHO LOOKS ON ALL AS THE SAME

HONORS WOMAN AS MOTHERWHO DOES NOT UTTER UNTRUTH

EVEN WHEN THE TONGUE HASTIRED

NEVER COVETS ANOTHERs WEALT


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The Making of Gandhi

Generations to come will scarcely believe that such aone as this walked the earth

- Einstein on Gandhi

By - Rashmi Raghu


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Childhood

I never could learn the art ofcopying.

- About his time in high school


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Playing the husband

.. the lesson of faithfulnesshad an untoward effect. Ihad absolutely no reason tosuspect my wifes fidelity, butjealousy does not wait forreasons.

- About the early years of his married life


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To be or not to be vegetarian

The choice was now made in favor of vegetarianism, the

spread of which henceforward became my mission.

With members of the

Vegetarian Society

London, 1890


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Service to family & community

if animal passion had notblinded me, I should have beenspared the torture of separation frommy father during his last moments.

-About his fathers passing

Without the observance ofbrahmacharya, service of the

family would be inconsistent withservice of the community.

- About his thoughts before taking the vow of

celibacy and self-restraint


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Search for Truth

morality is the basis of things,and truth is the substance ofall morality.

-In India

the Sermon on the Mount went straight to my heart.

- In England

I do not seek redemption from theconsequences of my sin. I seek tobe redeemed from sin itself, or

rather from the very thought of

sin.-


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Be the change you wish to see in the world.


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GANDHI AND BUDDHISM


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GANDHI AND CHRISTIANITY

Rev. Richard Foster

Episcopal Lutheran Ministry


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RAGHUPATI RAGHAV RAJA

RAMRaghupati Raghava

Rajaa Ram,

Pateeta Paavana SeetaaRaam,

Seetaa Raam, SeetaaRaam,

Bhaj Pyare tu SeetaaRaam,

Ishwara Allah TeroNaam,

Sabko Sanmati DeyBhagwan.

We worship you as Ramaof the Raghu dynasty,

We worship you as theideal wife, Sita,

Glory to Seetaa, Glory toRaam,

Oh Devotee Sing to Seetaaand Raam,

We worship you asIshwar and Allah

May you bless all


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GANDHI AND BAHAI

Leila Ruhieh Ehsani


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Gandhi and Education

Tara Beteille,

Dept. of Education


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I do not want my house to be walled in on all

sides and my windows to be stuffed. I want the

cultures of all lands to be blown about my house asfreely as possible. But I refuse to be blown off my

feet by any.

Mahatma Gandhi, 1921


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Gandhis Philosophy of Education

Passionate Search

for Truth

Ideal of non-

attachment

Profound Reverence for Life

Readiness to sacrifice all for the

knowledge of God


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Nai Talim (New Education)

A program for universal education

Basic education for children

Empower the future

Adult education

Upliftment of Harijans and women


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Holistic Model

Physical Drill

Handicrafts

Music


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Holistic Model

Literacy to

come laterCome before

Seeing Hearing Speaking

Writing


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Self-reliant model

Children to learn from things in their

environment

Children should be taught a useful vocation

A means to cultivate their mental, physical andspiritual facilities

Economic calculations in connection with

education were not unethical


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Gandhi and education

Adult education

Important to empower every adult Indian,

especially Harijans and women

Vocational education Literacy

Political education


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Vernacular and not English

Strengthens Identity

Vocational Education


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MusicIn rhythm there is order and discipline


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Vidya Bhawan Societys Basic School


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Question

What would be the purpose of education if it left us without

a sense of identity, discipline, balance and rhythm?


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Thank you

SABARMATI KAY SANT


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SABARMATI KAY SANT

De di hamein aazaadi bina khadg bina dhaal

Sabarmati ke sant tune kar diya kamaalAandhi mein bhi jalti rahi Gandhi teri mashaal

Sabarmati ke sant tune kar diya kamaal

De di...

Dharti pe ladi tune ajab dhang ki ladaai

Daagi na kahin top na bandook chalaaiDushman ke kile par bhi na ki tune chadhaai

Wah re fakir khoob karamaat dikhaai

Chutki mein dushmanon ko diya desh se nikaal


De di...

Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram

Freedom without the sword or the shield

O Saint of the Sabarmati, what a wonder!Your torch burned even in the storm

O Saint of the Sabarmati, what a wonder!

Of a strange kind was your battle

No canons nor guns did you fire!

Nor did you attack the enemy's fortresses

O Magician, amazing is your magic

The enemy left in a trice

O Saint of the Sabarmati, what a wonder!

SABARMATI KAY SANT


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Shatranj bichha kar yahan baitha tha zamaana

Lagta tha ki mushkil hai firangi ko haraanaTakkar thi bade zor ki dushman bhi tha taana

Par tu bhi tha bapu bada ustaad puraana

Maara vo kas ke daanv ki ulti sabhi ki chaal


Jab jab tera bigul bajaa, javaan chal pade

Mazdoor chal pade the aur kisaan chal pade

Hindu va musalman, sikh, pathan chal pade

Kadmon pe teri koti-koti praan chal pade

Phoolon ki sej chhodke daude jawaharlal

SABARMATI KAY SANT

The world played a game of chess

Hard it seemed to defeat the outsiderAn immense clash with a tough enemy

But you, Father, were a seasoned expert

You way spoiled all their calculations

O Saint of the Sabarmati...

Soldiers answered your every call

As did the Laborers, as did the farmers

Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs and Pathans

Countless lives joined you on your journey

Leaving his flowery throne, Nehru too followe


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Gandhi as a Social

Reformer: Untouchability

Abhishek Bapna,

Management Science and Engineering


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1934-Collecting money for Harijan Fund at Bhavnagar


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1934 - With Harijan Children


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1940 - At a Harijan Marriage in Sevagram


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1944 - Collecting Money for Harijan Fund in Pune


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GANDHI AND Dr. KING

Brandon Hunter

Martin Luther King Jr. Papers Project

Stanford University

Teri Awaaz pe koi naa aaye, to phir chal akela re


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If no one heeds your call, then go on alone



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Phir chal akela, chal akela, chal akela, chal akela re


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Go on alone, go on alone, go on alone, Go on alone



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Yadi koi bhi na boley


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If no one speaks up

Orey orey O Obhaage, Koi bhi na boley


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O Unfortunate One, if no one speaks up

Yadi sabhi mukh mod rahe, Sab dara karein


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If all have turned their face away and are fearful

Yadi sabhi mukh mod rahe, Sab dara karein


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If all have turned their face away and are fearful

Tab darey bina, O tu mukt kanth apni baath, Keh akela re


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Then, open your heart, and speak your mind on your own



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Yadi laut jayien sabhi


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If all are leaving you

Orey orey O Obhaage, laut jayien sabhi


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O Unfortunate One, if all are leaving you

Yadi gahan dagar chale dekhein, Mudh ke na koi


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As they leave, if no one even glances back

Yadi gahan dagar chale dekhein, Mudh ke na koi


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As they leave, if no one even glances back

Tab kantakon ko, O tu rakt range charan tale, Dal akela re


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Then with blood-soaked feet, Trample the thorns & move on



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Yadi deep na jale


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If the flame does not hold

Orey orey O Obhaage, Deep na jale


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O Unfortunate one, if the flame does not hold

Yadi jhara aandhi raat mein, ghar band sab karein

If i h ll h h h i d


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If on a stormy night, all have shut their doors to you

Yadi jhara aandhi raat mein, ghar band sab karein

If i h ll h h h i d


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If on a stormy night, all have shut their doors to you

Tab vajra skihka, se tu apni asthi jalaa aur jal akela reTh l t th li ht i t b tb bl & hi l


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Then, let the lightning set your breastbone ablaze & shine on alone


If h d ll th l


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Phir chal akela, chal akela, chal akela, chal akela re

G l l l G l


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Go on alone, go on alone, go on alone, Go on alone


If h d ll th l


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Douglas McKinnon

The Legacy of Gandhi


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The Legacy of GandhiBy Somik Raha



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RELEVANCE

PLEASE

QUESTION ALLIDEAS

FORM YOUR OWN

OPINIONS


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KHAN ABDUL GAFFAR KHAN

a.k.a. FRONTIER GANDHI

1890-1988


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Non-violence is a power which can be wielded

equally by all children, young men and women or

grown-up people

Mahatma Gandhi

Turn the Other Cheek


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Turn the Other Cheek

Gandhi and C. F. Andrews

The Least Common Denominator (LCD)

S d


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Syndrome

What does it look like?

Why is it a problem?

What can we do to overcome it?

Todays world


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Today s world


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Is Non-Violence Relevant?

Roots of Gandhis Non-Violence


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Roots of Gandhi s Non Violence

Only that person attains Me who has no enmity

to anyoneBhagvad Gita Chap 11, Verse 55

Roots of Gandhis Non-Violence


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Roots of Gandhi s Non Violence

He who is the same towards friend and foe, and so

also in honor and dishonor; who is the same undercold, heat, happiness and sorrow, who is free from

attachment to everything, such a one is dear to me.Bhagvad Gita Chap 12, Verse 18


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Gandhi had no hatred

for the British and he

still fought them hard.

Gandhis Life Message


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Fight without a sense of enmity or retribution,

and only because it is your duty

Gandhi s Life Message


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Between violence and cowardly flight, I can only

prefer violence to cowardiceMahatma Gandhi

The Mind-Action Continuum


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The Mind-Action Continuum

Bravest:Non-violent mind and action

Brave:Non-violent mind, Violent action

Coward:Violent mind, Non-violent action

Deluded Coward: Violent mind, Violent action

Non Violence


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Non-Violence

Of the mind first and then the body

Visibility


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Visibility

If I cant see you in pain, youre not in pain.

Visibility


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Visibility

Make the pain visible. Make the injustice

visible

Visibility


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Research on Roots of Empathy in

Management literature nowvalidates the importance of visibility

Visibility

Sticky Ideas


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Sticky Ideas

Create ideas that stick

CHARKHA:The Spinning Wheel

CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE

NON-COOPERATION


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PLURALISM

THE LCD SYNDROME

NON-VIOLENCETHE MIND-ACTION CONTINUUM

NON-VIOLENT ACTIONVISIBILITY & STICKY IDEAS

We owe it to ourselves


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We owe it to ourselves..

To seek the truth in all that we doTo hate none, however we may act

To try non-violence in our actions

To condemn the crime and not the criminal

To make injustice visible

To ethically articulate

To act with courage


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Prof. RONALD HOWARD

Non-Coercion:

Constructing Non-Violent Societies

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