The Eye Foundation of America is proud to announce its publication of How to Live Like Gandhi: Life’s Little Rules by Dr. Narinder Kapur in celebration of the 153rd birthday of Mahatma Gandhi on Oct. 2. Kapur is an expert on Gandhi and a visiting professor of neuropsychology at University College London.
Intended for adults and children, the book can be obtained by donating to The Eye Foundation through the EFA www.eyefoundationofamerica.org
Born in 1869 in what was then Porbandar, India, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was known as the Father of India, a man revered around the world for promoting nonviolent resistance. He was given the name Mahatma, which means the great-souled one, and during his 78-year life, the trained lawyer and spiritually aesthetic man accumulated much wisdom which remains relevant today.
Dr. Kapur’s 70-page book divides Gandhi’s wisdom into 66 rules for well-being, dealing with people, and what he calls “Rules for All Seasons.” For example, Rule 62 is “good minds are better than good looks.”
V.K. Raju, president and founder of EFA said, “We are delighted to bring the wisdom of the great Mahatma Gandhi to a new audience and to remind the world that love and nonviolence and caring for the underprivileged should be our highest priorities. Here at the EFA, we follow his principles.”
About The Eye Foundation of America
The Eye Foundation of America is a non-profit organization dedicated to realizing a world without childhood blindness. It has established two eye institutes in India. Since 1979, it has expanded its reach to over 25 countries, screened millions of patients, and provided hundreds of thousands of surgeries.
