The country is celebrating the 150th birth anniversary of Shrimad Rajchandraji, Mahatma Gandhi's Guru. In one of His letters to Gandhiji, Shrimadji writes... the principle of non-violence has existed ever since the existence of violence. What is important is which one we utilise for the welfare of mankind.

Shrimad Rajchandraji was a legendary saint of the modern times, One who had experienced God at a young age. Anytime Mahatma Gandhiji had doubts, he would obtain direct guidance from Shrimadji.

It is indeed important to bring to the forefront this chapter of Bapu's life. It was the humility and the selflessness that Shrimadji instilled in Bapu, because of which an ordinary man could rise to become a Mahatma... I want to watch this play once more, not with my eyes or ears, but I want my heart to experience it and then I want to search for these two lives in my heart. I hope you take this play all over the world, but especially to those places that need it the most - where the message of ahimsa is absent... These two greats have shown us the path, and sown in us the seeds of becoming better human beings. It's now upon us to irrigate it with our own experiences and learnings, and with the humility of the belief that we are nothing but instruments.