Quote by Mahatma Gandhi

An eye for an eye would make the whole world blind.

An eye for an eye would make the whole world blind.

Summary

This quote, often attributed to Mahatma Gandhi, emphasizes the negative consequences of seeking revenge or retaliation. It suggests that if individuals continuously seek to harm or take revenge on one another, nobody will ultimately benefit. Instead of pursuing an endless cycle of vengeance, the quote advocates for finding peaceful and non-violent solutions to conflicts in order to avoid a world filled with hatred and hostility. It calls for understanding, forgiveness, and the ability to break the cycle of violence for the betterment of humanity.

By Mahatma Gandhi

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