Moral education : self-restraint v. self-indulgence Mahatma Gandhi

By:

Gandhi, Mahatma

Material type:

TextPublication details: New Delhi : A P H Pub. Corp., c2011.Description: viii, 211 pages ; 23 cmISBN:

9788131310977

Subject(s):

Sexual ethics

LOC classification:

HQ 31 .G36 2011

Summary: Those who believe in self-restraint must not become hypochondriacs. The letters that come to me show that many correspondents brood over their ill-success in the exercise of self restraint. Like everything else that is good, self restraint too requires an inexhaustible store of patience. There is absolutely no reason to despond, and there must be no brooding. There should be no conscious effort to driven away evil thoughts. That process is itself a kind of indulgence.

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Those who believe in self-restraint must not become hypochondriacs. The letters that come to me show that many correspondents brood over their ill-success in the exercise of self restraint. Like everything else that is good, self restraint too requires an inexhaustible store of patience. There is absolutely no reason to despond, and there must be no brooding. There should be no conscious effort to driven away evil thoughts. That process is itself a kind of indulgence.

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