7 sins from Gandhi’s view!

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  7 sins from Gandhi’s view!!!!


It was a time before Independence. Gandhiji was in a meeting related to the salt satyagraha. Once a boy was curious to ask a question to Gandhiji and he was waiting outside the meeting hall so that he can meet Gandhiji once he comes out.  It took too late to end the meeting, but still that boy waited outside patiently.
Gandhiji who noticed the boy waiting for a long time came directly to him as soon as the meeting ended and asked “What do you want son? “. That boy asked Gandhiji “Sir, what are called sins?”
Gandhiji replied “According to me there are seven sins in total. 
They are
·       Politics without policies 
·       Business without honesty
·       Education without discipline 
·       Disrespecting the teacher 
·       Pleasure without conscience 
·       Science without humanity
·       Worship without sacrifice “
On hearing this not only the boy but everyone assembled there were amazed.
 
               Let us avoid committing these sins and lead a truthful life!
 
       
             For video explanation click this link for easy understanding….
                                                                    



          










                               

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