Mahatma Gandhi Quotes

Finally, This Is Better, That One Do His Own Task As He May, Even Though He Fail, Than Take Tasks Not His Own, Though They Seem Good. To Die Performing Duty Is No Ill; But Who Seeks Other Roads Shall Wander Still.

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