OSHO: Mahatma Gandhi's Poverty Is Very Costly
OSHO International・2 minutes read
Gandhi's portrayal of poverty was a facade influenced by Western exposure and Christian missionaries, critiquing the burden placed on society by the idea of saints living in poverty. Despite appearing frugal, his actions revealed a lifestyle more expensive than that of the wealthy, undermining the perceived value of his supposed humility.
Insights
- Gandhi's intentional portrayal of poverty through his lifestyle, despite hidden luxuries, aimed to connect with the masses by appearing relatable and humble, showcasing a strategic approach to garnering support and influence.
- The text challenges the conventional notion of saints and religious figures living in poverty as a means of aiding the less fortunate, shedding light on the complexities and contradictions inherent in such practices, prompting a reevaluation of the perceived value and impact of these actions.
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Why did Gandhi travel in third class trains?
To appear relatable and poor to the masses.
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