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My introduction to Gandhi came through his autobiography, The Story Of My Experiments With Truth. What struck me most were the two related opposites that Gandhi insisted upon: (1) Truth exists; there is "a" Truth; (2) None of us knows what it is. Therefore, we need to "experiment" and "experience" to find the way towards Truth.
This bumper sticker advisory captures the concept:
There Is No Way To Peace. Peace Is The Way.This little phrase to contain a philosophy didn't start out as a bumper sticker. A.J. Muste said that. You could look it up; just click the link.
And while you are thinking about it, reconnect with those blind men and the elephant.
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