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Gandhi's non-violence speech
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2008
- From Gandhi (1982) is a biographical film about Mohandas ("Mahatma") Gandhi, who was a leader of the nonviolent resistance movement against British colonial rule in India during the first half of the 20th century. The film was directed by Richard Attenborough and stars Ben Kingsley as Gandhi; both won Academy Awards for their work on the film. The film was also given the Academy Award for Best Picture
This is a great speech. So inspirational, and you can tell from his words that he cared about his people so much. Go Gandhi!
Gandhi was simply, unquestionably the single greatest human ever to live on our planet.
Gandhi was close. The single greatest human being to ever live on our planet currently sits on the right hand of His Father. Even Gandhi would tell you that.
This is perhaps one of the most intelligent and sophisticated speeches in history! Gandhi had identified that it was us British/South Africans who had decided that we ourselves were provokeable; the more we acted, the more we stood out, the more we imprisoned him the more he made his point. Gandhi had won independence for India and we British did everything for him by our reaction.
I've taught my kids this once with some people they had problems with in a difficult environment: "Fight against their anger, not to provoke it". Indeed, when the kids would see those people, the buzz word on parting was, "Satyagraha." This film changed the way the kids saw these people and followed Gandhi's example. It worked! They are no longer in that environment!
"I object to violence because when it appears to do good, the good is only temporary; the evil it does is permanent."
Words of a wise man.
Wonderful at the end to sing God Save The Queen. To get the others to stand with them. Really quite clever of him.
*God save the King
"to reject everything that is contrary to truth and love" Thank you God for Gandhi !
- zeitgeistmovie
Nor did they kill your soul Mahatma Ghandi Nor did they kill your words of wisdom , they will ring true for ever
"They may get my tortured and dead body but they will NEVER get my obedience!"
YES! No wiser words were ever spoken!
"I would die for many causes, but I would NEVER kill for them."
If we all thought this way there would simply be NO WAR. EVERY person is responsible for the actions they do and not take in times of hardship and/or war. Be the person who resists peacefully at whatever sacrifice to yourself!
I can't believe I cried over this...
tears of joy
Love this when he says @2:56, they will not take our self respect. He was a LEADER NOT a stinking politician. Seldom we find souls like him.
you cut it too short!!! haha the best part is when he sings God Save Our Queen and forces the British to stand with the Indians.
This dear friends, is the textbook perfect definition of Crowning Moment of Awesome.
There seem to be people hating on Gandhi lately and calling him names, But it's fine, We don't have to respect him as a person. As long as we remember his Ideals and his words of Universal Peace and Non Violence as a method to fight any injustice, it's all fine.
"They may torture my body, break my bones, even kill me. But they will have my dead body not my obedience" its just impossible to explain today's generation what non violence is , how this form of protest is so much more courageous and how it breaks down the enemy.
Certainly worked during the covid times using non-violent resistance against the lockdowns!
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I feel like walking through a graveyard lol
loll samee
Reguardless of what controversial matters arise toward this man, His bare principals lay in a good place. Racism, or whatever other insultive claims you may throw, true or false, he is human. As are we all, and allways will be, imperfect.
the one single quote to world peace "in this cause i too am prepared to die, but my friends there is no cause for which i am prepared to kill."
I destroy my enemies when I make them my friends. ~Abraham Lincoln
The direct use of force is such a poor solution to any problem, it is generally employed only by small children and large nations. ~David Friedman
War in the end is always about betrayal, betrayal of the young by the old, of soldiers by politicians, and of idealists by cynics. ~Chris Hedges
thanks Graham Bond i didn't know how much i needed this reminder
Had it not been for Sir Richard Attenborough, we would have seen a Bollywood version of Gandhi starring Jeetendra dancing with Item girls.
i feel like being like him
Great speech the only answer to problems must be a combination of legal action and peaceful protest
Firstly I am an Indian ... A proud Indian ...Here,It is nothing about a religion...Besides I am a deist .... I said so because I feel like this .....In India we have freedom of expression ....So if you don't agree with ...So don't even fuck with me !
Ben Kingsley did a wonderful portrayal!
Ghandi always will have my fullest respect and admiration.
It's an Honor to be Indian. Love Mahatma Gandhi
I believe he did that to trick the British participants into standing up with the Indians (and thus also supporting and allowing their efforts at resistance). Nice trick I think.
While watching the movie, after this speech I realized *this is gonna be good* :-)
Even if Gandhi was not perfect, the message is still valid.
As a müslim,I am proud of Gandhi.Gandhi was a chance of peace and understanding.Most of religious or non-religious dont care about living peace,love and harmony.Indian or pakistan problem is not about religion or any other differences.It is the problem people's greedy and bloody minds.Gandhi know the question and the answer.India is free because of Gandhi's shining heart and mind.As a müslim,I am proud of this wonderful man and have a huge respect.
"That is too much power for one man alone" Peter Boyle in Malcolm X
great speech probley one of the best ever
Injustice can never be inflicted by anyone, it is only allowed to exist. Freedom can never be taken, it is only lost through surrender. If one suffers, all humanity suffers.
people think Brittain had understanding of how to handle India and their other collonies, they simply had the power and organization, there was a massive lack of compassion and understanding for the wellfare of the average man, once India was colonized it was exploited and when it was time for the British to call to their side the Indian people for support it was lacking because the British were unable to cultivate such loyalty..
seeing this great videos tears fell from i eyes, thinking
why the people of my country in this generation not powerful as our ancestors to adopt courage to act against the internal injustice in our country like bribery ,robery,and general publics laziness and why are they lazy to buit a great shinnig India whose independence our ancestors gained for us through the powerful endurance of silent , truthful protest against injustice.Any way believe me India has the finest tradition.
Outstanding Human being.RIP
-- Whoever would save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake and the gospel's will save it. (Mark 8:35)
War will end when we decide to not HATE war, but LOVE peace. So be that!
only love can save us
Thank you for posting this amazing speech. I am uploading it to my twitter page in solidarity of the Iran protest right after I leave here.
Peace, Love, Understanding and Respect,
Marilyn
Marilyn's Non-Violent Planet
the humen spirit is one of the most powerful weapons we have, watch the zeitgeist movie and help us make a true difference in this world, to where all violence is subdued, no more wars, no more crime, no more hate. nothing but love for you're fellow man
I find some of these comments to be hurtful, yet I understand the resentment. Peace to you all
Great line - I too am prepared to die but there is no cause for which i am prepared to kill
amazing speech ....
I dont like many Gandhi's teaching , But if India today is still standing despite of many religion , language and different culture values , its Because of Gandhi , cos as he said "with violence you can get a country but soon it will be just a clash and killing of each other
every sinner has a future every saint has a past. we have to learn that not everyone is perfect and take only the good from some people. ghandi's acts and demonstrations of nonviolence inspired the acts of martin luther king. If not for ghandi, the voice of peace wouldn't be as strong.
i love Mahatma Gandhi ji it change my life
Anyone who agrees that complete peace is not possible lacks intelligence. It IS possible; it simply requires a bit of skill and a great amount of work. Why would you care to live any other way?
first non cooperation movement. by kooka lehar. SRI SATGURU RAM SINGH JI AND KUKA MOVEMENT IN THE EYES OF FREEDOM FIGHTERS, PHILOSOPHERS, ETC.
1. Dr. Rajinder Prasad, the first president of India and great Freedom Fighter has written in 1935, as under: "Guru Ram Singh believed in the political freedom as part of religion. The organization of the Namdhari became considerably strong. The movement of boycott and Non-cooperation, which Mahatma Gandhi started so vigorously in our times was preached by Guru Ram Singh 50 years as cult for the Namdharis.
Guru Ram Singh Non-cooperation movement contained the following five essentials:
1. Boycott of Government Service.
2. Boycott of eductional institutions opened by British.
3. Boycott of Law-courts started by British.
4. Boycott of foreign made goods.
5. Refuse to obey and resist the laws and orders which owns conscience abhors
2. The Daily Tribune, Lahore published a news on 27.12.1929 "Pandit Jawar Lal Nehru was riding a horse. It was a beautiful white charger. Behind him were the G.O.C. and other officers of the volunteer corps. The most striking feature was the Sikh Cavalary dressed in white spotless khadi and wearing stylish turbans. The Namdharis with their flowing beards presenting a thrilling sight".
3. Subhash Chandra Bose said that " The banner for freedom given to Indians by Satguru Ram Singh and the sacrifices done by Namdhari Sikhs will be a matter of great pride for the Indians. The Namdhari Sikhs, experienced for three quarters of century for their peaceful non co-operation movement, are expected to carry forward the banner of freedom in the forefront and will encourage sacrifices. Guru Ram Singh is the first leader of the peaceful non co-operation movement in India .
4. Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru had written in the Satyug, "No Indian can deny the importance of efforts put in by Satguru Ram Singh and his followers Namdhari Sikhs seventy five years ago in achieving freedom of the country congress merely followed the path shown by them and attained independence."
5. Shaheed Bhagat Singh "(Guru Ram Singh) preached Non-cooperation which Mahatma Gandhi did in ` 1920. His non-cooperation movement was better many folds as compared to Mahatma Gandhi. He ordered to boycott the Courts, establish the Panchayats, boycott of British educational institutions, and also boycott of Rail & Postal systems. The political condition of the country was in such shattered conditions that no one could think to challange and boycott British authorities."
6. Encyclopedia of Britannica "Ram Singh, Sikh philosopher and reformer and the first Indian to use Non- cooperation and boycott the British merchandise and services as a political weapon."
@Stantzs Well Gandhi himself didn't like the term passive resistance. He in fact called his resistance extremely active.
Who would dislike this?
Young dumb teenagers or modern social justice warriors who like to throw bricks and set buildings on fire for one.
Best speech I've ever heard
I came here for my English activity interview
I believe that Gandhi overcame the sectarianism that divide religions. For him, the truth of the Gita and the Christian Gospel is in humans, when it negates the ego and eliminates their vices and bad habits that internal struggle of every human being, as described in the Mahabharata. As a Christian, I revere Gandhi as love and compassion of Christ to give the face of kindness to him who does evil.
Amrish Puri (Hindi): ab rag pakrri hai... 😀
At least Gandhi didn't try to pass himself off as a prophet.
Who do you think Ghandi refers to when he pronounces the words ‘every one of you’?
Probably the British policemen
@Stantzs Well I think passive resistance is a misnomer anyway. Resistance, whether nonviolent or violent, is always meant to be active and provocative. Neither MLK nor Gandhi ever used the term "passive resistance".
@khalsarocks2007 He was a lawyer too =) he educated himself in london and acted as a true british gentleman in his early years.
@TallBoyBlue
"An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind." - Mohandas K. Ghandi
I respect the truth, nothing else.
Touching, very touching.
"We will not strike a blow!"
i have this writen in a tatoo on my back, girls love it :)
But its not just about the philosophy of the speech, its how he tried so hard to unite india together with each others faiths and win a war not by killing but attacking a humans soul.
And his idea came true lol
@IndianDesii true, but by using non-Violence, he made a point...and it also made the British look ruthless and unintelligent for beating the innocent
i dont get it they were against British rule but they sing the British national anthem in the end
13 people who disliked are monsters.
Hi. I would like to know if you made this quote up, or whether you took it from somewhere.
awesome sppech!!!!!!
non violence shouldn't affect self preservation. its like having an army, doesn't make you violent, invading other nation does. is there a nation without army?
Awesome .... Thank you Sir
It was non violence, but it sure as hell wasn't passive resistance, they did everything they could to provoke the british regime.
Okay for now on, anybody who is greedy working for a corporation offering us wealth, we shall give that to charity.
I don't think anyone could have played that role as well as Ben Kingsley
@jagtawar
Please elaborate on your viewpoint.
@jagtawar He may or may not be "Mahatma" as u say..
But his quotes or beliefs show how 1 can be a one man army with NON-VIOLENCE.
Ur choice either u like him or hate him..
But u can never deny :The best thing he taught : A weak man is just by accident. A strong but non-violent man is unjust by accident.Forgiveness is the weapon of strong.
i love this speech.......
@Lorscia No, believe no one even tried giving it to him
just because you are british , doesnt mean u can have anytthing.im british and i respect other releigous beliefs
Is this exactly what Gandhi said or did they make some of it up for the movie??
@criticcc um, were learning about ghandhi and his works at my school and in our text books theirs a whole section thats about his cause. so yeah he is in the history books
@yonisfarah I think you totally missed out the point. This was not about outnumbering the enemies, this was about nonviolence. I have never read about Washington's story, I'm sure he was a great man with strong ideals, but here we have 2 different persons living similar situations, who managed to resolve them successfully in their own ways. Washington won his war by massacring the brits, Ghandi won it by refusing obedience. Two different ways of accomplishing the same mission.
@TheAMan827 It's not a fail that they stood up. They had to. It's their national anthem.
yes he insprises me
inspires
I rather fallow Gandhi's philosophy than any fundamentalist religion. But there is always some people that do not respect the value of peace.
how is the blu-ray transfer for this movie?
@jamcano very well said...its good to see people with yur kind of wisdom... i to would rather follow gandhi's teachings then the fundametal religons...
if the world leading politicians had similar attitudes there wouldn't be any wars....and that would be boring.
no it wouldn't. it would be paradise
@DJpopel A violent rebellion would have been much worse. This was not 18th century America -- India is a vastly different country.
"Bitches ain't shit but hoes and tricks."
- Gandhi
@amanamanamanaman where would the weapons have come from?
@adi87tya
How can you possibly know that? what does this have to do with 18th century america, or the "american revolution" as I assume you mean? I challenge you to post anything here that isnt merely your opinion.
@Laoch111 I'm an Indian and this might come as a surprise to you buy I rather prefer the old folk who accepted this fact than some new generation of Indians who go around hating the British.
We Indians never hated anyone, We just fought for respect and a Nation for ourselves. Once we got our Freedom, we extended our friendship to Britain to be one among the Commonwealth.
We humans should learn to live in Peace and Tolerance, This is what surely even Gandhi would have loved to see.
Gandhi saw his opposition to British rule as merely one part of his
larger program of “constructive work.” (Here again Desai errs,
claiming that “the more mature” Gandhi shifted his focus from politics
to constructive work; in fact the Mahatma never separated the two.)
truth, insofar as any human can grasp it, is inherently fluid. Today’s
fixed set of demands may easily seem like tomorrow’s folly.
"Would Gandhi Disband Occupy?" Ira Chernus
Gandhi was the most dangerous person of his time. Fortunately, his teachings are totally ignored today.
INDIAN LION MAHATMA GANDHI sir
At what time is this in the movie?
Mlk was inspired by him
To a larger foe this will work
Asia needs one more Gandhi at this age...please...just one more to unite ASIA to unite ASIANS of all religions.
Blm and the kkk could learn something here, stop their domestic terrorism and protest with peace instead of fighting each other and perhaps they should not fight each other and rather the people who have put them in the situation they are in(the government)