ABSTRACT
This chapter looks at the practical spirituality of Mahatma Gandhi, Sri Aurobindo and Rudolf Steiner, persons who had never met each other but were sundry freedom fighters in the real sense of the term. All the three were pioneers, each an army of one, crusading with a variety of arms from the non-violent stockpile. The chapter examines their distinct intentions, strategies, and achievements as converging on a common path towards human future.
