SatyagrahaandAhimsa.Satyagrahais literally means “hold onto the truth.” ... ButSatyagrahais more richly nuanced than “hold onto the truth” implies. It could be called “truth force,” and because Gandhi associated truth with love,Satyagrahacould also be translated as “the force of love".

SatyagrahaandAhimsa.Satyagrahais literally means “hold onto the truth.” ... ButSatyagrahais more richly nuanced than “hold onto the truth” implies. It could be called “truth force,” and because Gandhi associated truth with love,Satyagrahacould also be translated as “the force of love"..........

ForGandhi,ahimsameans: non-injury, nonviolence, non-harm, the renunciation of the will to kill and the intention to hurt any living thing, the abstention from hostile thought, word or deed, and compassion for all living creatures.Satyagraha(Sanskrit: सत्याग्रह satyāgraha) is the idea of nonviolent resistance (fighting with peace) started by Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (also known as "Mahatma" Gandhi). Gandhi usedsatyagrahain the Indian independence movement and also during his earlier struggle in South Africa.

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Satyagraha is literally means “hold onto the truth.” Gandhi coined the word Satyagraha is the philosophy of nonviolent resistance most famously employed by Mohandas Gandhi in forcing an end to the British Raj and also against apartheid in South Africa. Satya is Sanskrit for Truth, and Agraha is used to describe an effort, endeavor. The term itself may be construed to mean any effort to discover, discern, obtain or apply Truth. But Satyagraha is more richly nuanced than “hold onto the truth” implies. It could be called “truth force,” and because Gandhi associated truth with love, Satyagraha could also be translated as “the force of love.”

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