Gandi

Gandi The four yoga’s of Hinduism are Karma, Bhakti, Raja and Jnana the one that I think best describes Mahatma Gandhi is Raja yoga. Raja yoga fits into all classes of the four yoga’s with or without any belief, and it is the real instrument of religious inquiry. Raja Yoga is one of many paths of self-discovery and self-mastery. Mahatma Gandhi, who followed the precepts of Raja Yoga, was especially dedicated to the path of nonviolence. Although many mistake this path as a passive state of submission and cite it to justify inaction born of fear, is an active state that is an alternative to both fight and standing firm when confronted with injustice. Neither attacking nor retreating, Gandhi stood firm against one of the greatest forces of the time, the British Empire. But Gandhi's real struggle for power was fought less in the political world than the fight for finding himself. Gandhi learned to act not out of fear or anger, but from love and compassion and that changed the world. I will prove this theory through relationships between the movie and Raja yoga. "An eye for an eye makes everybody gandhi, british, raja, yoga, world, people, non-violent, violence, stood, non-cooperation, salt, one, india, best, while, show, men, approach, violent, tyrant, think, supported, submission, state, showing, response, real, protest, path, nonviolent, nonviolence, means, mean