Mahatma Gandhi pursed his theory of yajna as svaraj as “swarajyanga” to spiritualize his world goal for political independence and oriented all his actions towards this goal, in p. 70.
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The man who does not do yajna can win nothing in this world.
— Mahatma Gandhi on Yajna
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Source: Wikiquote: "Yajna" (Sources, Gandhi's Ascetic Activism: Renunciation and Social Action: Veena R. Howard Gandhi's Ascetic Activism: Renunciation and Social Action)
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