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In remembrance · Gandhi Jayanti

Gandhi,
in his words.

A moment to listen. A little room to reflect.
Explore three passages from Gandhi’s writings, and the ideas behind them.

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Mahatma Gandhi seated for a studio portrait in London, 1931
MOHANDAS KARAMCHAND GANDHI · 1869–1948
LONDON, 1931ELLIOTT & FRY
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A little more context.

Made for Gandhi Jayanti, this collection brings together three short excerpts on truth, nonviolence, and courage. Each links to the writing it comes from.

The passages are synthetic readings in a cloned Gandhi voice, processed with Gradium Voice Enhance. They are not archival recordings. A separate contemporary guide voice explains the material and answers questions. Reading notes are editorial explanations, and live guide responses are AI-generated.

The three excerpts are a starting point for reading, rather than a complete account of Gandhi’s life or thought.

Portrait: Elliott & Fry, London, 1931. Wikimedia Commons · image and licensing details ↗

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