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Detachment Is Not Indifference. It Is The Prerequisite For Effective Involvement. Often What We Think Is Best For Others Is Distorted By Our Attachments To Our Opinions. We Want Others To Be Happy In The Way We Think They Should Be Happy. It Is Only When We Want Nothing For Ourselves That We Are Able To See Clearly Into Others Needs And Understand How To Serve Them.

Untouchability Is A Many-headed Monster And Forms, Some Of Them So Subtle As Not To Be Easily Detected.

The End Of Nonviolent 'war' Is Always An Agreement, Never Dictation, Much Less Humiliation Of The Opponent.

The Strength To Kill Is Not Essential For Self-defense; One Ought To Have The Strength To Die. When A Man Is Fully Ready To Die, He Will Not Even Desire To Offer Violence. Indeed, I May Put It Down As A Self-evident Proposition That The Desire To Kill Is In Inverse Proportion To The Desire To Die. And History Is Replete With Instances Of Men Who By Dying With Courage And Compassion On Their Lips Converted The Hearts Of Their Violent Opponents.

To Shirk Taking Of Vows Betrays Indecision And Want Of Resolution.