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Mahatma Gandhi: The Man and his Philosophy is a collection of writings by Mahatma Gandhi. Summary of the Book Mahatma Gandhi was one of the most powerful personalities of the 20th Century. In a century which witnessed two World Wars, his contributions to peace and non-violence have sealed his reputation as a great man. This book collects some of his writings, showing readers his ideas and his religious roots. Gandhi's philosophy was strongly rooted in his upbringing and the wealth of knowledge he acquired through reading. This book presents his thoughts on religion, its beliefs and spiritual practices. This book collects four works by the Mahatma: Prayer, Book of Prayers, The Way to God and Vows and Observances. About Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was a freedom fighter, former advocate and Indian political figure. He was famous for his advocacy on nonviolence and his general outlook on life. Born in Porbandar, Gujarat, Gandhi's life was changed with his education and eventual journey to South Africa where he helped the Blacks battle racism. He returned to his motherland to find her weeping under the weight of British Rule and his actions finally engulfed India into the final years of conflict before finally achieving Independence. Gandhiji is known as the Father of the Indian Nation.