Gandhi’s idea of Hinduism was peace. He emphasized equality for all people regardless of race, gender, or class, or caste. It was to create peace between all people so no one would fight another because of unequal privileges. He used his belief in non-violence in war, fights, or in any conflict to support his idea of peace. The best example of his idea of peace is the March to the Sea Salt Mine protest and the separation of
“An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind,” said Mahatma Gandhi. This thought means that a continuous revenge on others will cause them to fight for no memorable reason later. This well exemplifies the way Gandhi lived out his faith. He and his country took more than 50 years to end the war against Muslims. Revenge would cause enemies to fight back again. When both sides keep fighting back on each other in revenge, they would not recognize the reason they fought in the first place. Every time Hindus were beaten or killed, people who followed and trusted in Gandhi did not rebel against Muslims and took "an eye for an eye." Their independence might be gained more easily in a shorter time, but they gained what they wanted later by a continuous silent resistance. Through this movie, we learned that the resolution for all the conflicts is not violence. Sometimes violence is needed, but avoiding such violence and revenge against enemies is more effective and lawful at times.
