Quotes from Mahatma Gandhi

A man of truth must also be a man of care.

The seeker after truth should be humbler than the dust.

All faiths constitute a revelation of Truth, but all are imperfect and liable to error.

Self-suppression is often necessary in the interest of truth and nonviolence.

If it is possible for the human tongue to give the fullest description of God, I have come to the conclusion that God is Truth.

Vehement writing, even if it is charged with truth, is no answer to violent action.

If India won her freedom through truth and non-violence, India would not only point the way to all the exploited Asiatic nations, she would become a torch-bearer for the Negro races.

Truth and ahimsa will never be destroyed.

God, who is the embodiment of Truth and Right and Justice, can never have sanctioned a religion or practice which regards one - fifth of our vast population as untouchables.

It is an ever-growing belief with me that truth cannot be found by violent means.

Truth is my God. I can only search Him through nonviolence and in on other way.

Yet even differences prove helpful, where there are tolerance, charity and Truth.

The Law is God. Anything attributed to Him is not a mere attribute. He is Truth, Love, Law and a million things that human ingenuity can name.

There is no god greater than truth.

This campaign of non-cooperation has no reference to diplomacy, secret or open. The only diplomacy it admits of is the statement and pursuance of truth at any cost.

Truth is my religion and ahimsa is the only way of its realization.

Without living Truth, God is nowhere.

Truth and nonviolence are both the means and the end, and given the right type of men, the legislatures can be the means of achieving the concrete pursuit of truth and nonviolence.

A satyagrahi may not ride two horses, truth and untruth, at the same time, nor, to change the metaphor, trim his sail to catch every breeze as you do in the name of communism.

Truth should so humble that even dust could crush it.

If you would swim on the bosom of the ocean of Truth, you must reduce yourself to a zero.

Not violence, nor untruth but non-violence and Truth are the laws of our being.

Truth to me is infinitely dearer than the 'mahatmaship' which is purely a burden.

What has appealed to me most in Tolstoy's life is that he practiced what he preached and reckoned no cost too great in his pursuit of truth.