Mahatma Gandhi was one of the most significant and charismatic figures of the 20th century. His collected writings encompass more than a hundred volumes. In these, he presents his concept of nonviolent resistance and addresses nearly all aspects of life: from natural healing methods to religion, ascetic lifestyles, and world politics. This edition offers a representative selection of texts that showcase Gandhi in all his facets. Included is, alongside the autobiography, the open letter "The Jews," in which Gandhi engages with the persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany as well as Zionism and the Palestinian conflict. Thus, both the historical figure and the man with his contradictions and shortcomings come to light. The compiled writings provide a perspective beyond the myth.