Forcing Justice: Violence and Nonviolence in Selected Texts by Thoreau and Gandhi

Dive into the profound and thought-provoking world of "Forcing Justice: Violence and Nonviolence in Selected Texts by Thoreau and Gandhi," a spoken word album featuring the timeless insights of Mahatma Gandhi. Released on December 20, 2021, under the label SAGA Egmont, this album is a unique blend of spoken word and bhajan, offering a rich, contemplative experience that spans over two hours and forty-five minutes.

The album is a collection of essays and texts by Henry David Thoreau and Mahatma Gandhi, exploring the complex and pressing question of how to promote justice in the face of injustice. Thoreau's essays challenge us to consider the difficult matter of countering specific injustices, while Gandhi's texts staunchly defend and promote the use of nonviolence, even as he condemns inaction as a greater evil than violence.

With 235 tracks, this album is a comprehensive exploration of the philosophical questions surrounding the means to promote justice. Whether you're a long-time admirer of Gandhi's teachings or new to his work, this album offers a deep and engaging journey into the principles of nonviolence and the pursuit of justice. Prepare to be inspired and challenged as you listen to the wisdom of one of history's most influential figures on nonviolent resistance and social change.