Let's look at the eight lessons he left us with.

We are strengthened by forgiveness.

"There is no forgiveness for the weak." "The strong have forgiveness as a quality."

It's a tough decision to forgive someone. If we choose to forgive, it may feel as if we are making ourselves more vulnerable to hurt from people who have already done us harm. Gandhi, on the other hand, believes that forgiveness strengthens us. It gives us the ability to rise above our circumstances and find the strength to move forward. It relieves us of the load of a lingering resentment.

You are the catalyst for change.

"You must be the change you wish to see in the world," says the author.

We won't be able to make some adjustments. We can't change the world on our own. However, this does not negate our ability to influence the world around us. If we want the world to be nicer, we can choose to be kinder and see how it changes not only our lives but the lives of others. If we wish for a better world, we can start a chain of good change that will become far larger than we imagined.

Loyalty and trust are valuable assets.

"Losing yourself in the service of others is the finest way to find yourself."

We are frequently dissatisfied in our relationships because we believe we are not offered enough. However, Gandhi would like us to remember that we must focus on both giving and receiving. Giving others our trust and loyalty might result in unexpected benefits and make us feel more powerful in our relationships. It gives us power, confidence, and connection when we offer our support and devotion to whatever we're doing, whether it's a relationship or an activity.

It is important to have mental strength.

"A man is nothing more than the sum of his thoughts." He is what he thinks."

We should strive to improve our mental fortitude on a regular basis. It is far more important than our physical strength, and it permits us to accomplish far more than we ever imagined. Our thoughts provide us mental strength. If we persistently dwell on the bad or allow ourselves to feel that we will never achieve anything, we will become weaker, less resilient, and less capable of dealing with challenges. Some of the most major restrictions we confront are self-imposed, and mental strength empowers us to deal with them and drastically enhance them. We develop mental toughness by believing in ourselves, focusing on the good, and working relentlessly toward our goals, regardless of the circumstances.

Utilize each day to the fullest.

"Live each day as though it were your last." "Learn as if you'll be alive for the rest of your life."

Although Gandhi informs us that life does not endure forever, this does not mean that we should be depressed. Rather, it should encourage us to appreciate everything we have and to seize every chance that comes our way. We should seize every opportunity to learn, be alive, and create since these are the things that make life worthwhile.

Be honest with yourself.

"Happiness is when your thoughts, words, and actions are in sync."

You may be able to deceive others, but you cannot deceive yourself. You will not be truly happy or satisfied if you live a life that is not true to who you are. It's critical to strive for harmony in your views, attitudes, actions, and decisions. Allow yourself the opportunity to live truthfully; this is the path to true fulfillment.

Maintain a positive outlook.

"When I'm feeling down, I recall that the path of truth and love has always triumphed throughout history."

It's important to remember that there's always hope. Even when things appear to be hopeless, whether in your own life or in the world at large, remember that virtue has always triumphed in the end. Despair is useless because it prevents you from working on change.

It's about love.

"Life exists where love exists."

Never lose sight of love, no matter what else you're doing. For any of us, love is the most important thing in our lives. It is the source of our existence and our significance. If you're feeling down and out, focus on the love you can find and draw strength from it.