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Everybody is agreed about thenecessity of this unity. Buteverybody does not know

that unity does not mean politicalunity which may be imposed. Itmeans an unbreakable heart unity.The first thing essential for achiev-ing such unity is for every man,whatever his religion may be, torepresent in his own person Hindu,Muslim, Christian , Zoroastrian,Jew, etc., Shortly, every Hindu andnon-Hindu. He has to feel his iden-tity with everyone of the millions ofthe inhabitants of Hindustan . Inorder to realize this, every man will cultivate per-sonal friendship with persons representing

faiths other than his own. Heshould have the same regard forthe other faiths as he has for hisown.

In such a happy state of thingsthere would be no disgraceful cryat the stations such as "Hinduwater" and "Muslim water" or"Hindu tea" and Muslim tea". Therewould be no separate rooms orpots for Hindus arid non-Hindus inschools and colleges, no commu-nal schools. Colleges and hospi-tals. The beginning of such a revo-lution has to be made by Politicians

without any political motive behind the correctconduct. Political unity will be its natural fruit.

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In such a happy state ofthings there would be nodisgraceful cry at the sta-

tions such as "Hinduwater" and "Muslim

water" or "Hindu tea"and Muslim tea". Therewould be no separate

rooms or pots for Hindusarid non-Hindus in

schools and colleges, nocommunal schools.

We have long been accustomed to think thatpower comes only through LegislativeAssemblies. I have regarded this belief as a graveerror brought about by inertia orhypnotism. A superficial study ofBritish History has made us thinkthat all power percolates to thepeople from parliaments. Thetruth is that power resides in thepeople and it is entrusted for thetime being to those whom theymade choose as their representa-tives. Parliaments have no poweror even existence independentlyof the people. It has been myeffort for the last twenty-one yearsto convince the people of this sim-ple truth. Civil Disobedience is thestorehouse of power. Imagine awhole people unwilling to conformto the laws of the legislature, andprepared to suffer the conse-quence of non-compliance! Theywill bring the whole legislative andexecutive machinery to a stand-still. The police and the militaryare of use to coerce minoritieshowever powerful they may be. But no police ormilitary coercion can bend the resolute will of apeople who are out for suffering to the uttermost.And parliamentary procedure is good only whenits members are willing to conform to the will ofthe majority. In other words, it is fairly effectiveonly among compatibles.

Here in India we have been pretending to work

the parliamentary system under separate elec-torates which have created artificial incompati-bles. Living unity can never come out of these arti-

ficial entities being broughttogether on a common platform.Such legislatures may function.But they can only be a platform.Such legislature may function. Butthey can only be a platform forwrangling and sharing the crumbsof power that may fall from rulerswhoever they may be. These rulewith a rod of iron, and prevent theopposing elements from flying atone another's throats. I hold theemergence of completeIndependence to be an impossi-bility out of such a disgrace.Though I hold such strong views,I have come to the conclusion thatso long as there are undesirablecandidates for elective bodies,Political parties should put upcandidates in order to preventreactionaries from entering suchbodies.

REMOVAL OF UNTOUCHABILITYAt this time of the day it is unnecessary to

dilate upon the necessity of the removal of thisblot and curse upon Hinduism. Politicians havecertainly done much in this matter. But I am sorryto have to say that many Politicians have lookedupon this item as a mere political necessity andnot something indispensable, so far as Hindus are

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My advice to such workerswould be that they shouldneither use the Congress

name nore work asCongressmen. The reader

will now understand why Ihave refrained from the com-

petition to organize Kisansand labour on an all-Indiabasis. How I wish that allhands pulled in the same

direction! But perhaps in ahuge country like ours it is

impossible. Anyway, in non-violence there is no coercion.Cold reason and demonstra-tion of the working of non-violence must be trusted todo the work. In my opinion,like labour, they should have

under the Congress, adepartment working for their

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concerned, for the very existence of Hinduism. IfHindu congressmen take up the cause for its ownsake, they will influence the so-called Sanatanisfor more extensively than they have hitherto done.They should approach them not in a militant spir-it but, as befits their non-violence, in a spirit offriendliness. And so far as the Harijans are con-cerned, every Hindu should make common causewith them and befriend them in their awful isola-tion_ such isolation as perhaps the world hasnever seen in the monstrous immensity one wit-ness in India. I know from experience how difficultthe task is. But it is part of the task of building theedifice of Swaraj. And the road to Swaraj is steepand narrow. There have all to be negotiated withunflattering step before we can reach the summitand breathe the fresh air of freedom.PROHIBITION

Although like communal unity and removal ofuntouchability prohibition has been on theCongress programme since 1920, congressmenhave not taken the interest they might have takenin this very vital social and moral reform. If we areto reach our goal through non-violent effort, wemay not leave to the future government the fate iflakhs of men and women who are laboring underthe curse of intoxicants and narcotics. Medicalmen can make a most effective contribution towards the removal of this evil.

They have to discover ways of weaning thedrunkard and the opium-addict from the curse.Women and students have a special opportunityin advancing this reform. By many acts of lovingservice they can acquire on addicts a hold

which will compel them to listen to the appeal togive up the evil habit. Congress committees canopen recreation booths where the tired laborer willrest his limbs, get healthy and cheap refresh-ments, and find suitable games. All this work isfascinating and uplifting. The non-violentapproach to Sawaraj is a novel approach. In it oldvalues give place. Believers, put off such things tothe day of deliverance comes from within, i.e. fromself purification. Constructive workers make legalprohibition east and successful even if they do notpave the way for it.VILLAGE SANITATION

Divorce between intelligence and labour hasresulted in criminal negligence of the villages. Andso, instead of having graceful hamlets dotting theland, we have dung-heaps. The approach toinstead many villages is not are refreshing experi-ence. Often one would like to shut one's eyes andstuff one's nose: such is the surrounding dirt andoffending smell. If the majority of men werederived from our villages, as they should be, theyshould be able to make our villages models ofcleanliness in every sense of the word. But theyhave never considered it their duty to identifythemselves with the villagers in their daily lives. Asense of national or social sanitation is not a virtueamong us.We may take a kind of a bath, but we donot mind dirtying the well or the tank or the river bywhose side or in which we perform ablutions. Iregard this defect as a great vice which is respon-sible for the disgraceful state of our villages andthe sacred banks of three sacred rivers and for the

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Pick couple of "safe" meeting places in yourhouse that are easy to reach. Practice"DROP, COVER & HOLD-ON" in each safeplace at least once a month.

Prepare an emergency kit & place it at asafe place preferably near the exit of yourhouse. It should contain all necessary itemsfor your protection and comfort, sufficient forat least three days.

Till date prediction of earthquake is not pos-sible. Don't listen to or spread rumors.

Discuss at home/office about earthquakepreparedness regularly.

During an EARTHQUAKE

Don't panic; stay calm & keep others calm. Protect yourself, drop to the floor, take cover

under a sturdy desk or table and hold on toit so that it doesn't move away from you.Wait there until the shaking stops

Stay away from glass windows, heavy furni-ture & anything that could fall, such as light-ing fixtures or other similar items.

If you are on the upper floor of the building,don't jump from window or balcony. Do nottry & run out of a building, you may be hit byfalling debris. Stay inside till the shakingstops & check if it is safe to go outside.

If you are outdoors, find a clear spot awayfrom buildings, trees, electrical lines & nar-row streets. Drop to the ground & stay thereuntil the shaking stops.

If you are in a vehicle, pull over to a clearlocation, stop & stay there with your seatbeltfastened until the shaking stops. Avoid

bridges, flyovers or ramps that might havebeen damaged by the earthquake

If in coastal area, move to higher groundand check tsunami warning(www.incois.gov.in)

If you are in a hilly area be alert and moveaway from slopes in case of landslides andfalling rocks. (www.ndma.gov.in)

After an EARTHQUAKE

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areas. Don't enter partially damaged buildings.

Strong aftershocks can cause further dam-age to the buildings & weak structures maycollapse.

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Anticipate aftershocks, if shaking lastslonger than usual.

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Our cosmic oasis, cosmic blue pearlthe most beautiful planet in the universeall the people and the nations of the worldall for one and one for allunited we unfurl the blue marble flagblack, brown, white, different colourswe are humans, the earth is our home.

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Yet, Love did not wish to flee quickly.There wasso much to do. But as the clouds darkened, Loverealised it was time to leave. Alas, there were noboats to spare. Love looked around with hope.Just then Prosperity passed by in a luxuriousboat. Love shouted, "Prosperity, could you pleasetake me in your boat?"

"No," replied Prosperity, "my boat is full of pre-cious possessions, gold and silver. There is noplace for you."

A little later Vanity came by in a beautiful boat.Again Love shouted, "Could you help me, Vanity?I am stranded and need a lift. Please take me withyou."

Vanity responded haughtily, "No, I cannot takeyou with me. My boat will get soiled with yourmuddy feet."

Sorrow passed by after some time. Again, Loveasked for help. But it was to no avail. "No, I cannottake you with me. I am so sad. I want to be by

myself." When Happiness passed by a few minutes

later, Love again called for help. But Happinesswas so happy that it did not look around, hardlyconcerned about anyone.

Love was growing restless and dejected. Justthen somebody called out, "Come Love, I will takeyou with me." Love did not know who was beingso magnanimous, but jumped on to the boat,greatly relieved that she would reach a safe place.

On getting off the boat, Love met Knowledge.Puzzled, Love inquired, "Knowledge, do you knowwho so generously gave me a lift just when noone else wished to help?"

Knowledge smiled, "Oh, that was Time." "And why would Time stop to pick me and take

me to safety?" Love wondered.Knowledge smiled with deep wisdom and

replied, "Because only Time knows your truegreatness and what you are capable of. OnlyLove can bring peace and great happiness inthis world."

"The important message is that when weare prosperous, we overlook love. When wefeel important, we forget love. Even in happi-ness and sorrow we forget love. Only withtime do we realize the importance of love. Whywait that long? Why not make love a part of

your life today?"

Helpless Love...!

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Thank you for shaping my life,Thank you for teaching me all you can,You are no ordinary man,You make me everything I am.

Thank you for taking the time,Thank you for showing me the way,And thank you for being there,when I need you,Thank you for every single day.

Now Ive been blessed with a son of my own,Got my own bedtime stories to tell,If I can raise him half as well,as you raised me,Guess Ill be doing pretty well.

Thank you for your guiding hand,Thank you for making my dreams come true,Youre an extraordinary man,And I hope youre as proud of me As I am proud of you.

Thank you for giving me life,Thank you for showing me good from bad.I guess Im only really trying to say,Thank you for being my Dad.

Even though the years drift away,I never took the time just to say,I love you, and I always have,And thank you for being my Dad.

Thank you for being my Dad.

- Jon Barker

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