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438. Uniqueness is a Type

In the history of the world, we have witnessed power struggle of all descriptions. One who has all the power in his own hands giving it away to others is not heard of in the history of the world.  Mahatma Gandhiji did so. Therefore, he was unique. What is unique joins the list of wonders in the world. It is true some men are unique, and many things are unique. Its opposite also is true. Nothing can ever be unique. If you buy a rare camera in your town and it is not available anywhere in your town or any other town, it does not mean some company produced only that camera. Just because it is not seen anywhere, it does not become unique. Some company has produced somewhere many such cameras and one by some chance has reached our town and our hands.

Unless the whole society unconsciously prepares for something, no single pioneer can rise somewhere. Historically, what was unique at one time has become commonplace later. There is a Gandhiji in each of us. But we have seen only one Gandhiji. It is easy for man to consider himself unique. Those who have studied human personality often hear from others or everyone, "I am not one of those many. I have not met a man like me. In all modesty, I can say I am the only one who has this capacity - I am unique." In the writings of great playwrights or novel writers, we rarely meet a character repeated. It gives us the impression that that character is unique. The truth is uniqueness belongs to a type.

Democracy is an institution that illustrates it well. The monarch who ruled the country is now found in each individual who has the power to vote. For a long time I have been vainly explaining this FACT to a foreigner whenever he is struck by the Indian wisdom. It does not belong to that one man from whom he hears it. It is there in all the entire population. We may wonder at an Englishman fluently speaking English, but we forget that everyone in England speaks so. Recently I came to know an idealist, an efficient, good man who gave up a lucrative job to serve the cause he believes in. This is the first time I have met such a one. To me it means there are a great many idealists in this country. When such people come to rule the country, India will raise her head in her original spiritual splendour.

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  • Acknowledgement by the Author
  • Introduction
  • 401. The Nation's Growing Wealth is Personal Prosperity
  • 402. The Role of Education in Personality-building
  • 403. Advanced Stage of Cancer
  • 404. Perfection of Magnificent Idealism
  • 405. The Power of the Word
  • 406. Personality of an Act
  • 407. Invocation of Spirit
  • 408. Entrepreneur
  • 409. Every Gesture Has a Meaning
  • 410. The Value of Scales
  • 411. Inexorable Law
  • 412. Facts, Ideas, Original Ideas
  • 413. Public Awareness
  • 414. The Future and the Past
  • 415. Native Efficiency
  • 416. Levels of Management
  • 417. Indian Buses on the Roads of USA
  • 418. Technology
  • 419. Spiritual Light
  • 420. Politeness in Matters Spiritual
  • 421. Man is Greater than Money
  • 422. Who Will Pay the Two Rupees?
  • 423. Realities of Life
  • 424. Skepticism
  • 425. Prayer is Superfluous
  • 426. Upanishad in Life
  • 427. Spiritual Value of WORK
  • 428. India’s Economic Growth
  • 429. Nirupama – India – Unconscious Man
  • 430. The Spiritual Status of Help
  • 431. The Length of One’s Life
  • 432. Initial Response of the Divine
  • 433. Evoking a Serious Response from the Divine
  • 434. Significant Response - Opportunity
  • 435. A Wider Response from the Divine
  • 436. Deep Response from the Divine
  • 437. Yogic Response from the Divine
  • 438. Uniqueness is a Type
  • 439. The Newspaper
  • 440. Value of a Promise
  • 441. Organisation and Opportunities
  • 442. The Value of Choice
  • 443. The Value of Attention
  • 444. Conceptualisation is Mental Consciousness
  • 445. Human Conception of God
  • 446. Person Beyond Personality
  • 447. Inner Joy
  • 448. Mother Never Punishes
  • 449. Chandrasekaran
  • 450. Eternal Romance
  • 451. Effective Microorganisms
  • 452. The Small Significant Thing
  • 453. The Snob & the Spirit
  • 454. Resistance to New invention
  • 455. The Value of the Mother Tongue
  • 456. Guaranteed Employment
  • 457. Eradication of Poverty
  • 458. Political Leadership
  • 459. The Age Old Wisdom of Man
  • 460. The Invisible Resources
  • 461. Eternal Romance
  • 462. Spiritual Intelligence
  • 463. Perfect Form
  • 464. Work that Energises
  • 465. Value of Good Manners
  • 466. True Values are Truly Valuable
  • 467. The Power of Chastity
  • 468. Standard Operating Procedures - SOP
  • 469. The Importance of Memory
  • 470. The Spiritual Atmosphere
  • 471. Inflow of Money
  • 472. Higher Consciousness
  • 473. Inner Richness that is Spiritual Fullness
  • 474. There is No Evil
  • 475. Wisdom After the Event
  • 476. How the Mind Understands
  • 477. “Why Do I Suffer?”
  • 478. Flawless Scholarship
  • 479. Maximum Becomes the Minimum
  • 480. The Westernised Mind
  • 481. The Neo-Rich
  • 482. Filial Piety and the Rigour of Life
  • 483. Moment of Truth
  • 484. The Sparkling Crystal of Individuality
  • 485. Pettiness of the Small Mind
  • 486. Spiritual Dimension of Food
  • 487. Subtle Knowledge of Professionals
  • 488. Effective Communication
  • 489. Four Feathers
  • 490. Missed Opportunities
  • 491. The Inner Voice
  • 492. A Culture of Honour
  • 493. Purity of Science
  • 494. Reversal of Consciousness
  • 495. Opening of the Being to its Depths
  • 496. Importance of Infinity
  • 497. Discovering God
  • 498. The Meaningfulness of the Medium
  • 499. The Ideal Teacher
  • 500. Discovery of Blood Circulation
  • Appendix 1: How to Invoke the Spirit?
  • Appendix 2: Invocation of the Spirit
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