Change embraced for progress from "summary" of My Experiments with Truth by M.K Gandhi
Change was not something to be feared, but rather embraced for the sake of progress. I believed that in order to move forward, one must be willing to adapt and evolve. This principle guided me throughout my life, shaping my actions and decisions. I saw change as a natural part of life, something to be welcomed rather than resisted.
For me, progress was not just about making advancements in the external world, but also about personal growth and development. I understood that in order to truly make a difference in the world, one must first work on oneself. This meant constantly challenging myself, pushing my boundaries, and striving to become a better person.
I was not afraid to question my beliefs and traditions, to challenge the status quo, and to embrace new ideas and perspectives. I saw this willingness to change as a strength, not a weakness. It allowed me to learn and grow, to become more open-minded and compassionate.
Throughout my experiments with truth, I encountered many obstacles and setbacks. But I never let these challenges deter me from my path. I saw them as opportunities for growth and learning. Every failure was a lesson, every setback a chance to reflect and improve.
I believed that change was not something to be taken lightly, but rather approached with intention and purpose. It required careful thought and consideration. I never made decisions hastily, but rather took the time to reflect on the potential consequences and implications.
In the end, I saw change as a necessary part of life. It was through embracing change that I was able to make progress, both personally and socially. I believed that by continuously striving to evolve and improve, one could make a lasting impact on the world. And so, I dedicated my life to this principle, always seeking to change for the better.
