Karmayogi

SR No.: 011075
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Publisher: ZZZ Unknown
Total Pages: 751
Language: English
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KARMAYOGIN
A WEEKLY REVIEW
OF
National Religion, Literature, Science,
Philosophy, &c.,
Vol. I.
26th BHADRA 1396.
No. 12.
FACTS AND OPINIONS. Asiatic work! 13 moving forward ness. One of the delegates with enormos rapidity. In Persia
strankly enough selected the outImpatient Idealists.
in Turkey, in Japan the impatientsion of moving the colonial rell The President of the flughly con
idealists haw. by means suited to government rolution for all terence, in reference to the formal
the conditions of the country •ilecting this time fallacy Thr statement loy Sj. Aurubim Chose til the freedom and are now busy strun of cisapprolution which of the adherence of the Nationalist
huling hp the dignity and strihis lame evokel proves that in party to the policy of self-help and
xth of their motherland. Consti- Bengal itt least that superstin Passive resistance in spite of their tutional Government has been every dead in the minds of the people Concessions to the Modernt minor
where established or is being proper and it is well, formation can live ity, w ind the party of the future ed for consciously and with a
which at the bidding of foreigners under the name of impatient ideal Atendyy to its cutablishment
COMENTA to despise itself and dis24ts to wait. Therproach of in the immediate future. Even in
trust its capacities We freely ul. idealism luty always been brought Russia a Dumt han be establish
init that no mation can be fit for aguinut those who work with their
uth thaired with however restricted an elec. liberty unless it is nec none can be on the future by the politi
torate. Of all the fruit nations of wholly capable of milf-government CIAN wise in their own estuna
the world Inilin alone is bidden to luntil it governs itself. We freely culmit tion wh.. look only to the present. wait. It is hicles by Lon! Morley
that if we wen given well government The reproach of impatience is le
and Anglo-IHwia to wait for ever. We should commt mistakes which velled with qual case and readi- It ibide by its own leaders to wo would have to rectify, as hy been The gainst those who in grand wait till the rulers are induced by I done even by nations which were critical times love the strength
pries and wine to once toll in the excit of free and rellanil skill to build with rapidity constitutional goverment a..d we
governing functions. We freely the foundations or the structure of
have been to it by the rule when went that the laborated intoon the future. The advice to wait in that will lover Wolpen.
would have to face any and most valucluss unless we know what it is told ut lyserentive statemen
A s problemin even in Turkey that we have to wait for and why it but by the chief her of Ruli Purse have to
w is compulsory on us to put off the
calist in de orcy. Under ' n to-day, in Japan lue to face effort which might be made at the
circumst which is the me a m in the period of its own ropresent. If we can progress quick
unprctica! and i kulistic, time I n tion. But to argue from these ly there must be adequate runpatience of the Nationalist or the
1 positions to the refusal of self wins given us for pre-forring to pro- supine od truatful patience of the government is to sophistiy fres slowly or tu stand still. We President f the Yughly Cnfer
which can only imprise on the minde have not yet heard those adequate ence?
of chridren. In the ninetrenth TOLONA. As far as we have goue, The Question of Fitnss.
century owing to n stupying ulo the only reason we have been able 1 1: is posible the President had cation we hul novych the to find is that the frars and he his eye on the a f tno se trurilne, naisty od p acity Nitations of our Murlorato ortry. or uafitness wich is the stock tu think for itself. Wild men stand in sur way. Tha wholu sophistry :'ils ne its c pin intellet and
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