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Dinubhai Muljibhai, 'Introduction in Shrimad Rajchandra, The Self Realization, Translated by Govardhandas Brahmachari, op.cit.,
pp.4-5 30 M. K. Gandhi, “Foreword”, in Mansukhlal Mehta, Rajchandra,
op.cit, pp.9-11 S. Radhakrisnanand C. A. Moore, A Source Book in Indian Philosophy (New Jersey: Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1957), pp.250-271; CWMG, M. K. Gandhi, Vol. 32, op.cit, p.2 CWMG, M. K. Gandhi, Vol. 32, op.cit, p.2 "....We are all worldly creatures, whereas Shrimad was not. We shall have to wander from existence to existence, whereas Shrimad may have only one life more to live. We are perhaps running away from Moksha, while Shrimad was flying towards it with the speed of wind... His writings are the quintessence of his experiences. Anyone who reads them, reflects over them and follows them in his life will find the path of Moksha easier; his yearnings for sensepleasures will become disinterested in the affairs of this world, will cease to be attached to the life of the body and devote himself to
the welfare of the Atman." 33 GTJ, Satish Sharma, (Ahmedabad: Gujarat Vidyapith, 2011),
pp.xii-xiii My. Ex., M. K. Gandhi, op.cit, pp. 82-83 Ibid, p.83 CWMG, M. K. Gandhi, Vol. 32, op.cit, p.4 My.Ex., M. K. Gandhi, op.cit, p. 127 GTR, Satish Sharma, (Ahmedabad: Gujarat Vidyapeeth, 2005), p.vii Gandhi and Shrimad Rajchandra, p.9 cited in Stephen N Hay,
Jain Influences on Gandhi's Early thought', (New Delhi: Promilla Publishers, 1993), p.35 Letter to H.S.L. Polak, 26 April 1909, CWMG, M. K. Gandhi, Vol.9, op.cit., pp.212-3 Mahatma Gandhi ane Srimad Rajchandra (Mahatma Gandhi and Shrimad Rajchandra) (Ahmedabad: Oza Ayurvedic Pharmasi, 1993), p.11 cited in Stephen N. Hay " Jain Influences on Gandhi's Early Thought" in Sibnarayan Ray, ed., Gandhi India and the World (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1970), p.31
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