Synopsis If the stature of men and women is to be measured by the fact that their ideas progress with increasing validity and momentum as time passes farther and farther beyond their own life, Mahatma Gandhi—the Man of the Millennium stands in lonely eminence. The ideas and actions which Gandhiji placed before the world are being acknowledged as capable of finding solutions to some of the most pressing issues faced by humankind-as we move towards a new millennium in which wealth generation, political organization, social ordering and spiritual creativity are undergoing a revolutionary transformation. The editor has done a great service to discerning readers in bringing out this book. The valuable collection of articles bears testimony to the universal nature of Gandhiji’s philosophy and his relevance to the present-day world. The analysis of Gandhiji’s life and his spiritual message by authors who are vitally interested in the moral and material well-being of the whole humanity will inspire further studies in depth by a larger section of the thinking people.