"Gentleness, self-sacrifice and generosity are the exclusive possession of no one race or religion"
- Mahatma Gandhi
About this Quote
This quote by Mahatma Gandhi speaks to the concept that gentleness, self-sacrifice, and generosity are not unique to any one race or faith. Gandhi is suggesting that these qualities are universal and can be discovered in people of all backgrounds. He is emphasizing the value of recognizing the humankind in all people, despite their race or faith. He is likewise recommending that these qualities are essential for producing a peaceful and harmonious society. By acknowledging the shared humankind of all people, we can produce a more tolerant and understanding world. Gandhi's message is that we must make every effort to be kind and generous to all individuals, regardless of their background. We should acknowledge that all of us have the capacity for gentleness, self-sacrifice, and kindness, which these qualities are not exclusive to any one race or religion.
This quote is written / told by Mahatma Gandhi between October 2, 1869 and January 30, 1948. He was a famous Leader from India.
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