Mahatma Gandhi Quotes

I Should Love To Satisfy All, If I Possibly Can; But In Trying To Satisfy All, I May Be Able To Satisfy None. I Have, Therefore, Arrived At The Conclusion That The Best Course Is To Satisfy One's Own Conscience And Leave The World To Form Its Own Judgment, Favorable Or Otherwise.

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