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TOI World14.05.2026OpinionIndia

The Timeless Wisdom of Mahatma Gandhi: "In prayer it is better to have a heart without words than words without a heart"

Mahatma Gandhi Sincerity Emotional Honesty

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Mahatma Gandhi's quote on the importance of sincerity over polished expression resonates deeply in modern times, highlighting the value of emotional truth in a world prioritizing presentation.

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Mahatma Gandhi's quote on the importance of sincerity over polished expression resonates deeply in modern times, highlighting the value of emotional truth in a world prioritizing presentation.

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