Gandhian Mysticism

Gandhian Mysticism, quoting generously from writing on Gandhi and by Gandhi, makes a thorough study and presents an excellent analysis of Gandhian mysticism, growing from truth to truth and paying heed to the inner voice alone. The book studies the different dimensions of Gandhian mysticism besides a critical study of Gandhi and Aurobindo. Gandhian mysticism is the celebration of that inner consciousness in which Man-God-Man axis mingles in the grandeur of purity of perfection and serenity of silence of truth. A saint-seer in the unusual ukase of modernity, Gandhian mysticism makes a new point of departure in erudition and experience. While the spirit of Gandhian non-violence is the mystic outcome in the perfume of promise, the spirit of joy, as Gandhi introspects, is one of the soul eternals. Again, while the social tensions of today necessitate a revaluation in the light of Gandhian mysticism, the mystic muse of Sarvodaya awaits re-listening. The mystic cohesion between Aurobindo and Gandhi might claim a new direction in Gandhian philosophy. A hitherto undiscovered and perhaps averted area of Gandhian philosophy, this book might pave a new avenue of the lotus land of purity. This book is a valuable addition to the growing literature of Gandhian studies.