The Age of Peace
English book, p. 66
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
planning. And in this world, realistic planning alone is successful so far as the result is concerned. In present times, those who are involved in violence show that they are unaware of the principle of success based on the policy of delinking. Since these people are going against the law of nature, they can never be successful in this world. They are fated only to carve out a history of destruction. They can never create a history of progress and development. The eternal law of the Creator for this world is that the way of violence never works and that only the way of peace is feasible. Result-oriented action in this world is that which is based on peace. The method based on violence will always be a failure, just as a farmer would be unsuccessful if he dropped a bomb on his field and then expected lush green vegetation to flourish there. The Power of Peace is Greater than the Power of Violence Subhas Chandra Bose (1897 – 1945) was a great leader of India. The goal he had set for himself was to free India of the British rule. He gave this slogan to Indians: ‘Give me blood, and I shall give you freedom.’ The Indian people gave him blood in the form of the Azad Hind Fauj (Indian National Army). However, this strategy

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