What you didn’t know about Gandhi
On this very day, way back in 1948 Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was shot dead. There’s no parallel to his achievements and legacy, no one comes closer to his aura.
But you see no hero is flawless, there’s no genius without a touch of eccentricity. There’s one such facet of Gandhiji’s life which has been well masqueraded. Neither the media nor the historians seem to poke into it, maybe centuries later when he attains god like status, some silly Dan brown clone might go back digging into the past just to figure out his mortal deficiencies. Anyways, coming back to the focal point – What you didn’t know about Gandhi. Hmmm, I haven’t read much material on this but you see whatever is available online is enough to showcase this lesser known dimension of his. What you going to read may startle you simply because you might have never ever heard or read this, so stay calm.
I will be direct, Gandhiji used to sleep with young women..ummmmm..literally. None of us were there to see what exactly happened whether he did so to satisfy his carnal needs or was it what he called ” Experiment’s with Bhramacharya” ( experiments with celibacy ). Whatever it was, it’s is nothing less than shocking. Can you imagine a man sleeping with his grandnephew’s wife and terming it as an effort to correct her sleep posture, how ridiculous ( Why would I be bothered about someone’s sleep posture, all that matters is restful sleep. As far as I know he was a law student not medicine ). There’s very little dope available on his experiments, he even planned to publish his works. Just imagine, Gandhi’s book on so called celibacy, it would have been a best seller ( Hey bhagwaan ). His end brought curtains to his work ( which by Indian standards would have brought more shame than pride had it hit the stands ).
Just writing all this stuff is making me feel odd. Still suspended in disbelief. I suggest you google it and read more or maybe you shouldn’t.
Bianca 4:28 pm on January 30, 2011 Permalink |
Three Words.
Oh My God!
Narendra 8:46 pm on January 30, 2011 Permalink |
Yeah..3 words.. SUCH A SHAME!
Bianca 5:28 pm on February 10, 2011 Permalink |
^^
Laui 8:48 pm on May 2, 2013 Permalink |
another 3 words
What the fuck
sufiaz 5:50 pm on January 30, 2011 Permalink |
didnt u already know this????? did u know he also used to drink his wifes milk?
Narendra 8:42 pm on January 30, 2011 Permalink |
Pata nahi..I first read about this in 2007..for obvious reasons..this isn’t highlighted in the media..it’s under wraps..Bitter truth..difficult to digest this..
I dun care what he did with his wife..that’s between them..but 16 year old girl..it’s illegal..immoral..aur kya boloon…hmmm
Narendra 8:43 pm on January 30, 2011 Permalink |
agar mein karoon toh jail..aur bapu kare toh experiment..wah re duniya..not acceptable
sufiaz 10:23 pm on January 30, 2011 Permalink |
wah re dunia?……mere bhai…yehi dunia hai
Narendra 10:38 pm on January 30, 2011 Permalink |
😦
Rajiv 9:17 pm on January 31, 2011 Permalink |
‘SAD’ bhai kaha isliye 😉
coming to the point-
“When Gandhi was 16 his father became very ill. Being very devoted to his parents, he attended to his father at all times during his illness. However, one night, Gandhi’s uncle came to relieve Gandhi for a while. He retired to his bedroom where carnal desires overcame him and he made love to his wife. Shortly afterward a servant came to report that Gandhi’s father had just died.”
—I doubt the lady was his uncles wife. Actually he married to kasturba on behest of pressure by his father. The night of marriage when kasturba and Gandhi were married. His father was on death bed. (from my experiments of truth)
@Sufia nehru-edwina lovestory is a Turning point in History. Known fact- Gandhiji was against partition but Nehru and his political ambitions and his Closeness to Edwina led to the partition. Mountbatten was appraised of the fact that INC (Indian national Congress) is in favour of partition by none other than Edwina, Who did all this for nehru.
Also I suppose (Heard from somewhere) nehru-Edwina had a baby girl too. Though not sure how much True it’s.
http://rrajiv.wordpress.com
Narendra 9:29 pm on January 31, 2011 Permalink |
Rajiv Bhai, I guess u missed the article. Please check this, might give you more insights http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohandas_Karamchand_Gandhi#Brahmacharya
Rajiv 12:22 am on February 5, 2011 Permalink |
narendra bhai, I can edit that section in wikipedia and so can you. Printed books doesn’t change.
sufiaz 12:18 am on January 31, 2011 Permalink |
but u know sth, i can understand why its kept under wraps there….its very public knowledge abt him here…on a related note, u DO know abt nehru/edwina mountbatten dont u?
outta curiosity. were u guys told any dirt abt iqbal or jinnah?
Narendra 9:17 am on January 31, 2011 Permalink |
I don’t remember any school syllabus shooting down Jinnah or Iqbal..for that matter even the British..as far as I remember, school books only stated what had happened..there wasn’t any character assassination or negative propagation.
As of the Nehru-Edwina pact ( or their love story ), totally amused. Guess the lady was charming 😀
Leianne 2:56 am on January 31, 2011 Permalink |
Surprised? Well Yes, I am! ^o^
Narendra 9:18 am on January 31, 2011 Permalink |
Yes, eyes wide open O_O
sufiaz 5:44 pm on January 31, 2011 Permalink |
they didnt teach it us officially in school, just there r ways of finding out..we were just discovering the advantages of search engines when i was studying history in school (at the time there was yahoo not even google)….that and having grandparents who had witnessed the horrors of partition also helped
Narendra 9:31 pm on January 31, 2011 Permalink |
Hmmm..
Mohini Puranik 7:31 pm on February 1, 2011 Permalink |
Thanks Narendra! You dared to say it! if you come in touch with Marathi ppl……you will get more about Gandhi. There is always big war between followers of Gandhi and Svatantryaveer Savarkarji. we have facts and we can decide the truth. But ppl are really blind…all this is shocking i didn’t kno…only thing i knew was he helped British always…..keep this up.
Narendra 8:03 pm on February 1, 2011 Permalink |
Mohini..I wrote this piece with no intention of disrespecting Gandhiji..he’s is our father of our nation..a man who could inspire millions and show them a peacefully path to freedom. Without him we both may not be enjoying this liberty today.
Every genius is flawed so was he, but that cannot take away what he gave to this nation.
Mohini Puranik 12:53 am on February 2, 2011 Permalink |
Actually what i mean is you respect or disrespect, but first we should stop following blindly..and that;s good you raised the questions..and about independence…it will create again a diff. debate.
Narendra 12:05 pm on February 2, 2011 Permalink |
When people can follow crazy mongrels…without no logic..Trust Bapu deserves much more..however, god worship is unwarranted ..he was human..
PP 10:09 pm on February 21, 2011 Permalink |
Eye Opener! Great work Naren