Mahatma Gandhi: But, he was a bhakt not of Ram in his totality, that is of Ram the warrior also, but of Ram as Purushottam Purusha , tha

But, he was a bhakt not of Ram in his totality, that is of Ram the warrior also, — Mahatma Gandhi

But, he was a bhakt not of Ram in his totality, that is of Ram the warrior also, but of Ram as Purushottam Purusha , that is, of Ram who set the ideal for ethical life.

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