Satyagraha - Gandhi citat

"Satyagraha means general civil disobedience but we must develop the capacity of disobey laws." (4 december 1925)

"satyagraha is a kind of education in the real sense of the term" (10 mars 1908)

"Satyagraha, then, is literally holding on to Truth and it means, therefore, Truth-force."(23 mars 1921)

"Satyagraha means disobedience to every law of the Government. Disobedience of the salt law is one item of such satyagraha. Such disobedience is our duty; it is our right." (16 mars 1930)

"Satyagraha means truth evenagainst cunning, non-violence against violence, forbearance against anger and love against hatred." (26 juli 1931)

"He to whom satyagraha means nothing more than civil disobedience has never understood satyagraha. No doubt the rigid interpretation of satyagraha does include within its meaning civil disobedience. But only he who has mastered the art of obedience to law knows the art of disobedience to law. Only he who thoroughly

knows how to construct may destroy." (11 maj 1919)

"Satyagraha is not a game in which one might either win or lose." (2 april 1914)

"Satyagraha is based on non-violence." (14 mars 1915)

"Like air, satyagraha is all-pervading. It is infectious, which means that all people—big and small, men and women—can become satyagrahis." (2 september 1917)

"Every volunteer taking signatures has to remember that a single intelligent recruit to satyagraha is worth a hundred signatories (...). Volunteers must therefore never aim at merely increasing the number of signatories." (26 april 1918)

Referens

Mahatma Gandhi, The Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi,

https://www.gandhiserve.net/about-mahatma-gandhi/collected-works-of-mahatma-gandhi/