Title: Prayer
First published: 2000
Description: "Prayer brings together Gandhi's most important writings on spiritual practice and his relationship with God. Compiled from five decades of letters, articles and books, it opens with an exploration of the meaning of prayer, which addresses the concerns of readers of every faith. The second section describes methods of prayer. Here Gandhi presents ideas that were to revitalize Indian religious traditions, ideas that are readily applicable to western experience.

He discusses not only forms of prayer, but also the abuses of institutions that compelled him to forge his own spiritual path. The third section explores the power of Ramanama, the continual repetition of God's name, which Gandhi regarded as a supreme form of prayer. Prayer concludes with a moving account of Gandhi's assassination and the role played by prayer in his final moments. This edition includes a foreword by Arun Gandhi, the grandson of the Mahatma, and an introduction by Michael N.

Nagler."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Hinduism, Rituals, Prayer
LC classification: BL1236.36 .G36 2000