the Spirit of Mahatma Gandhi lives through every nonviolent action
A global network of people and groups that actively practice non-violence, as they understand it, in their daily life and social actions
Thank you for your interest in getting connected with our worldwide network of positive thinkers, global dreamers and practical constructive workers practicing ahimsa [non-violence] in daily life and acting peacefully in service to their local communities and, globally, to the welfare af all.
Officially started in 1984 with the goal to create an open bridge connecting the Gandhian Communities and individuals in India with the expanding movement of people active in creating a change of consciousness in the west and in the world, Gandhi In Action has grown into a huge network, with 'actions' and activists in almost all local communities in the world.
Environmentalists, peace and nonviolence activists, human rights advocates, political conscious objectors, together with a variety of individuals and small groups inventing and pioneering new ways of service and cooperation within their local communities, all of them often use the icon of Gandhiji and his messages in order to communicate their commitment to non-violent strategies, their determination to search for peaceful solutions and ways to facilitate the inevitable changes we are all facing at this time of human history.
Everyone, everywhere, is challenged with important decisions.
Whenever the choice is for non-violence, peaceful solutions, care and service for the last, social justice and human rights, respect for nature, cooperation and solidariety,
wherever there is a man or a woman standing for freedom, dignity and emancipation for all, there ... there is... a Gandhi in Action.
We know there are many, in the world. Many we know, and many, many more are out there, in the world, unknown but in action, standing fearless for something they feel important, with nonviolence in their hearts.
Our mission, with this site, is to give all of us the space to know eachother, share experiences, opinions, ideas, photos, videos, like any other social network... you can even chat with members on line.
Please, sign up, create your profile and tell us about you, your work, your mission, your vision, your projects, events, whatever you want to share.
Thank You for choosing non-violence and please let us know whatever action you are performing to make the spirit of Gandhi alive and present in your community.
Ahimsa, non-violence, is the first of the Yamas. It is referred to as the Mother of all virtues and is the base for all the subsequent Yamas and…
ContinuePosted by Kay Salady on July 25, 2011 at 9:55pm
Posted by Kay Salady on September 18, 2010 at 8:10am
http://simplicitycollective.com/thoreau-on-materialistic-culture
Posted on semplicitycollective.com by Samuel Alexander on Jan 20, 2011
‘Let us consider the way in which we spend our lives,’ Henry Thoreau began one of his most provocative…
ContinuePosted by Riccardo Gramegna on November 21, 2011 at 6:36pm
On march 26 I have sent an email to Arya Bushan Bhardwaj , the Founder of Gandhi In Action International….
Dear Arya, I have been following the evolution of the situation in Libia and
felt compelled to think of something that could be done as Gandhi In Action in
Europe... Shall we protest? and organize some sort of "stop the war"
manifestation? Are there groups and NGOs moving in that direction we can…
Posted by Riccardo Gramegna on April 3, 2011 at 5:00pm — 1 Comment
SEVENTEEN SOCIAL SINS:wealth without WORKpolitics without PRINCIPLEScommerce without MORALITYeducation without CHARACTERpleasure without CONSCIENCEscience without HUMANITYworship without…Continue
Started by Arthur Bogomil Burton in Gandhi and Vinoba Bhave Nov 12, 2011.
The statement in Gandhitopia News Digest of Nelson Mandela saying that his hero was not M.K.Gandhi but J.Nehru sounded to me almost as strange as if M.K.Gandhi had said "...my teacher was not…Continue
Started by Arthur Bogomil Burton in Gandhi and Vinoba Bhave. Last reply by JP Cusick May 4, 2011.
My own finding is that first and foremost action in nonviolence (Ahimsa) is the personal aspect of turning to become a vegetarian. It is kind-of easy if not other-intentional to be non violent with…Continue
Started by JP Cusick in Ahimsa (non-violence). Last reply by Riccardo Gramegna Apr 20, 2011.
FROM Arthur Bogomil BurtonPEACE, LOVE AND BLESSINGS ALWAYS25 November 2010UNITED STATES OF THE INFINITE ONENESSOF THE INFINITE CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE INFINITEContinue
Started by Arthur Bogomil Burton in Gandhi and Vinoba Bhave Nov 25, 2010.
© 2012 Created by Sevak - network creator.
Powered by
.