ORAL PRESENTATION

MAHATMA GANDHi

Good morning, today I am with Mahatma Gandhi. How are you?
Good morning. I’m fine, thanks.
Well, he is a lawyer and politician and I will ask several questions.

1. First, when and where were you born?

I was born on 2 October 1869 in India.

2. Which is your mission in life?

I want to love, to be honest, kind, respect other beliefs, don’t be afraid and look for the best for everyone.

3. Were you in prison?

Yes, but go to prison is an honor when the government of the country is unfair.

4. Is it true that you wrote a letter to Hitler? What did you say to him?

Yes, I said to him that he was the only person that had the power to control a world war and he had to listen to other people.

5. One of the most important topics we wanted to know is how was your experience with the Second World War?

It was a very hard experience for me and my policy, because we tried to defend peace without violence.

6. What is the message of peace that let us all young people?

This message is that it is not necessary to solve problems with violence, so I want that the young people try to dealing with the same respect all the people and without discrimination.

7. ¿What is God to you?

Truth is God. Love and truth are the two things of God. The truth is the end and love is the way.

8. Can you forgive people who hurt you?

Yes, I think that forgiveness is a sign of greatness. Everything is forgivable. You shouldn’t be rancorous or proud. Everyone has faults.

9. Are You Afraid of death?

Life and death are nothing more than two sides of the same coin. Birth and death are nothing more than two aspects of the same state. Death is nothing more than a dream and a forgetting.

10. I would like a final recommendation...

Be careful of your thoughts, because they will become in words.
Be careful of your words, because they become in your actions.
Be careful of your actions, because they will forge your destiny.
And your destiny will be your life.

Thank you very much for your answers and for your collaboration. It has been an honor to have you here.

Thank you very much to you.