Mohandas K. Gandhi’s autobiography, My Experiments with Truth, has captivated readers for nearly a century, remaining continuously in print since its first publication in the 1920s. What accounts for its enduring popularity? According to Gopalkrishna Gandhi’s introduction, its "passionate power" lies in Gandhi's uncompromising truthfulness and his candid introspection. The book’s remarkable appeal stems from:

Utter Honesty & Vulnerability: Gandhi’s frank admission of his vulnerabilities and his sincere reflections on his personal journey create a deeply human narrative.
Timeless Wisdom: Its clear, introspective insights serve as a moral compass, offering guidance and inspiration for readers navigating the complexities of a turbulent world.
A Great Read: Each generation finds in it not only the joy of reading a compelling life story but also the inspiration to live a life of purpose and integrity.
This blend of personal transparency, philosophical depth, and practical moral guidance ensures that My Experiments with Truth continues to resonate powerfully with readers around the globe.