Sarvodaya (The Welfare of All) Book by Mahatma Gandhi (Farsi)

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"Sarvodaya (The Welfare of All)" by Mahatma Gandhi presents his philosophy of universal welfare, advocating for the well-being and upliftment of all individuals, regardless of social class, religion, or background. In this book, Gandhi outlines his vision of a just society built on the principles of truth, non-violence (Ahimsa), and selfless service. The concept of Sarvodaya emphasizes the idea that true progress and happiness can only be achieved when everyone benefits and no one is left behind. Gandhi's work promotes the ideals of economic equality, communal harmony, and sustainable living, with a focus on rural development and self-sufficiency. "Sarvodaya" serves as a blueprint for a society where the welfare of all is prioritized, offering timeless lessons on social justice, moral values, and human dignity.