Mahatma Gandhi Quotes

Man Must Choose Either Of The Two Courses, The Upward Or The Downward; But As He Has The Brute In Him, He Will More Easily Choose The Downward Course Than The Upward, Especially When The Downward Course Is Presented To Him In A Beautiful Garb. Man Easily Capitulates When Sin Is Presented In The Garb Of Virtue.

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