The 3 S's
(Personal)
(Personal)
this 'S'—reducing needs to achieve freedom.
What is Simplicity?
This 'R' describes the end goal: turning an opponent into a friend.
What is Redemption?
Gandhi famously said this 'T' is God.
What is Truth?
Gandhi chose this specific commodity to protest because it was a basic necessity for every Indian, rich or poor
What is Salt?
This 'S' involves taking the pain of the struggle on yourself to "melt the heart" of the enemy.
What is Self Suffering?
Gandhi's "Satyagraha" translates to "Truth-Force," but we often call it this 'R'.
What is Resistance?
This 'T' suggests that the wealthy should act as "managers" of resources for the poor.
What is Trusteeship?
If the population stops compliance and withdraws support from all state institutions
What is Non-Cooperation?
Gandhi’s "Constructive Programme" is tied to this 'S', which focuses on lifting the "last person."
What is Service?
Gandhi insisted on this 'R'—fixing problems inside your own culture—before fighting an empire.
What is Reform?
This 'T' means more than "putting up" with others, it is an active respect for all faiths.
What is Tolerance?
This 240-mile journey in 1930 became the most famous act of civil disobedience in history.
What is The Salt March?