In this deeply researched and beautifully written biography, readers are invited to walk alongside gandhi from his quiet childhood in porbandar to his years of awakening in south africa, and from his fearless leadership in india’s freedom movement to his enduring message that still shapes humanity today. Through vivid storytelling and historical depth, this book reveals the man behind the mahatma, his doubts and discoveries, his discipline and determination, and the moral strength that inspired millions across the world. Amongst them: •What are the two sins that gandhi committed when he was a teenager? •Why did gandhi try to commit suicide? •What happened the night of his father’s death, which haunted him and filled him with guilt throughout his lifetime? •Was gandhi a vegetarian by choice or by religion? •What happened that completely destroyed his career as a lawyer before it even started? •How did he find himself in africa shortly after? •What happened in africa that shaped his destiny to become a freedom fighter? Born in 1869 in porbandar, gujarat, gandhi’s early life was shaped by the strong moral values of his parents. His pursuit of justice led him to south africa, where he first experimented with nonviolent resistance, a principle he later brought to india’s freedom movement. Through peaceful protests, civil disobedience, and his belief in self-reliance, he inspired millions to stand against colonial rule, transforming the course of history.