Inside Gandhi's FINAL Ashram (in the Middle of Nowhere)

I went to Mahatma Gandhi's final ashram located in the village of Sevagram in Maharashtra. Sevagram was to serve as an ashram and centre for community living and self-sufficiency.
Sevagram (सेवाग्राम), meaning "village of service" in Hindi, holds historical significance as the residence of Mahatma Gandhi, the leader of India's non-violent independence movement.
Located near Wardha in the state of Maharashtra, Sevagram served as Gandhi's ashram, a centre for community living and self-sufficiency.
Established in 1936, the ashram aimed to embody the principles of simple living, harmony, and non-violence. Today, Sevagram stands as a memorial and museum, preserving the spirit of Gandhi's teachings and offering visitors a glimpse into the life and philosophy of one of the world's most influential leaders.
The serene surroundings and the ashram's commitment to service continue to inspire people from around the globe.
00:00 Where is Gandhi's final ashram?
01:20 Meeting a local
02:15 Sevagram Ashram Tour
4:47 The Seven Social Sins
05:30 Gandhi's home & office
06:39 Ashram rules
07:05 Quit India movement and prayer grounds
08:22 The Mad Rush
10:42 Cow sanctuary
12:34 Why did Gandhi leave Sevagram?
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[@KarlRock]

If you enjoyed this, do see me explore a beautiful Maharashtrian hilltop fort temple with some locals kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYOuiGyKnbJsp80.

[@mrcoop3955]

It's a very beautiful place, I could stay there for hours on end, no hustle n bustle, just peace n serenity! Awesome video bro👍💯✌

[@TariqJamadar]

go to Tadoba national park pls. My home is just nearby. Maybe we could meet !

[@aniruddha453]

Please visit pawnar ashram Of Vinoba Bhave is near to sevagram only 5 km

[@rohitkalyani2999]

You come my body massage centre wardha dist. Maharashtra nera sewagram

[@AjaySR56789]

I am so glad that guy is no more. Every problem in India today is because of that one man.

[@saoirsemine3553]

Was in India about 6 years ago. During my time in Delhi I visited his house. Such an amazing person. One wonders what he might have achieved if he wasn't so sadly taken.

[@chicken-bone]

I’ve learned so much about India through the eyes of Karl. I really enjoy these videos and the cultural insight that you bring to others. Through these videos, I feel like I’ve been to India and have experienced the culture.

[@ashwinn2000]

Freind if you are still near Nagpur then please check following, 1) Swaminarayan mandir 2) Tarangan 3) Iscon Temple 4) Surabuldi Shiv Temple and garden 5) Itwari Wholesale Market 6) Maharajbag Zoo 7) Geeta Mandir 8) Gorewada Zoo : Balasaheb Thackeray Gorewada International Zoological Park 9) Ganesh Tekadi Temple 10) Sai Mandir 11) ThatBat hotel, eating silver plate 12) Some very Old Temple If possible give me one day if you still near Nagpur ❤

[@aileenbell2248]

Absolutely beautiful thank you for sharing 🙏🇦🇺

[@Ian-sx9ss]

I don't usually comment on KZbin videos but I feel absolutely compelled to commend your respect, positivity and dedication to showing off incredible places!

[@JassiJo]

I have really enjoyed this series on Gandhi. Tyvm for taking us with you. Namaste

[@Vicki_Benji]

Love your tours of India, Karl! Thank you!

[@cozyflannel]

I wish Gandhi’s philosophy was in the hearts of more people living today.

[@99991ray]

Thank you so very much for including and presenting Bapu's ashram on such a wonderful day. I appreciate all of your video's !! Blessings, Hari OM !!

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

Very special episode, really enjoyed this, thank you. 👍

[@happybee7725]

Karl you’re videos always leave me with strong desire to visit India.

[@x59700]

Thank you for sharing this. I feel I was with you and felt Bapu

[@pradeeppatki4936]

You should visit also Ashram of Rev Vinoba Bhave very near from Sevagram you will be delighted to visit there

[@pete_dj33]

Rev?

[@suryamanoharm4782]

Your interest in exploring India is amazing and I love the way you speak Hindi

[@Paperghost]

Your all too short video conveyed an overwhelming feeling of peace and love to me. I believe that Gandhi is what in ancient times would have been referred to as a God or Angel, born of this Earth to make the world a better, more inclusive, safer place. He was the epitome of 'good', not only in his philosophies, in his words but also his actions. We (the human race) can still learn so much from him.

[@Beerweasel]

Thank you Karl, such a beautiful and peaceful place.

[@justo1]

great stream Karl love all your Vids

[@billfisherman6577]

Thanks for the great tour and history.

[@yaminigarg983]

🙏Namaste Dosto sounds so soothing in Karl's voice. -- Sunil Bharat

[@jerrygeorgopolis8015]

Karl, What Holy Place to visit ! Thank you so much for sharing and all the best from the U.S.

[@RJ-vq9bo]

Nice to cover wardha , Karl thanks for making us visible on global map. Atleast you covered vidharbha. People dnt care vidharabha everyone thinks vidharbha is backward and was always ingorened thanks for covering it.❤

[@MrDonkeyKIng77]

loved the calming feeling, and enjoyed the teaching and some history of Bapu's life

[@vs9324]

Thank you for showing us Sevagram. For me Mahatma Gandhi was among the top 10 Indians ever, who served mankind. A true pilgrimage to witness the abode of a Great man. 🙏

[@mayalesovsky2764]

Wow what a beautiful place

[@ssc4153]

Thank you Karl, for the wonderful tour. I always have had the greatest respect for Gandhi, MLK, Mother Teresa......the majority of these great people have all been assassinated....because of fear ....fear of the holy ones who saw the path clearly, and walked it. I have always thought of the things they could have done if they would have lived longer.....Thank you again Karl!

[@anirbansaha6559]

Go through the south African Gandhi.

[@DriveDawn]

@@anirbansaha6559 Nelson Mandela?

[@anirbansaha6559]

@@DriveDawnIt is a book about GANDHIS actual path and intensions when he was serving the Britishers.

[@mars-xr8lp]

Love your videos karl❤

[@michellemorningstar880]

Wow you always go to Beautiful places so very pretty love your videos thanks so very much Karl

[@rajkasture1964]

I am from wardha, u r in sevagram❤

[@Linababe1]

they are friendly and also in shock that this tall white man speaks hindi so well lol x

[@SanjKing]

[@b_risky]

fantastic video, thanks karl

[@sohamparulkar9487]

I live in Sevagram, can't believe I missed the chance to see you😭😭 big fan!

[@Railgati32]

I am very happy to see you in our village❤

[@amandah.6728]

Very beautiful.

[@susi0403]

beautiful place, so peaceful :)

[@vaibhavgotekar9981]

Thanks for visiting my city karl bhai..❣️❣️😌😌

[@sguptamech]

❤ too good

[@badanxiety6886]

Ram ram ji

[@gauravmunjewar5222]

Lot's of people from India or Maharashtra didn't know about this sewagram aashram...i live nearly 4 to 5 KM from that aashram...

[@MadDogAdventures]

Really cool. Had a great time, with Yaneth, at home but back in Lahore now

[@NO-WAR-WINGS]

Much respect for your phone anti-s service Thank you

[@AzanAli-gf2eb]

Im from Pakistan and i love exploring india through your videos

[@satyamdwivedi3197]

My grandfather spent years furing freedom movement in this Ashram. I have his diary mentioning many memories of this Ashram in 1940s including names of many residents of this Ashram of those days.

[@shlokasworld2626]

Very nice video

[@peterparker6377]

Karl must be true explorer of every aspect of india

[@ShawnLegend]

cool video

[@RaviAgrawal007]

Please cover Allahabad (now Prayagraj), also known as City of Prime Ministers. As 7 out of 15 prime ministers of India are from there only.

[@itsbhupen4898]

Not a single tourist there......so sad😢😢

[@ImperiousKing]

👍👍

[@mayurpusnake9179]

I also live in sevagram (Wardha) ✨🙏🦸

[@prathmeshpande6514]

Please visit shegaon temple from Vidarbh region

[@susannal100]

We do have someone doing a lot of work in the world someone who walks the talk his name is Sadhguru & his organisation is Isha Foundation. He is actively involved in a lot of important projects.

[@doordiegreatindia5366]

❤

[@devarshipatel9263]

You should visit USA Akshardham Karl. It looks absolutely beautiful. I have only seen pics

[@hobo6561]

Wel come 2 Vidarbha Mama . if ur in nagpur plz let me know should love 2 meet u guys .in nagpur .tc .

[@93atri]

1st Vlog I Saw On This Place !!

[@tomaytotomato]

Nice video Karl, this place will be on my radar for next year. Have you ventured down to Pondicherry yet?

[@johndorian473]

Oh cool the road is all done up. Last time i was there the road construction was going on

[@saurabhpatil3654]

This was very peaceful and calming place. If possible, please try to visit Sanchi. It's near Bhopal

[@urbanbshvac]

What up bro 👍 you should go check out some local businesses if possible, post office and food factory videos would be cool bud, cheers from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦

[@IncredibleBhagat]

Loved it ❤

[@KarlRock]

Thank you Brother

[@atlanticza]

Karl, what is the significance of the yellow and brown painted bands around the tree trunks.

[@KarlRock]

I've always wondered that myself. Sometimes I've seen them numbered too... So I assume it's some way to keep track of them and stop them being cut. But I don't actually know...

[@DingleDogs69]

These bands are put up by government to mark the trees you shouldn't or are banned to cut for timber and firewood purposes... you can look more on it online if you search it up

[@KarlRock]

@@DingleDogs69 thanks for the explanation

[@atlanticza]

Thanks for the info... from my numerous trips to India, I've noticed that many are painted white, not coloured. So do the coloured ones indicate something else?

[@DingleDogs69]

@@atlanticza Happy to explain that and also tree trunks are painted red and white so that, these trees can be easily seen in the darkness of the night because of white as the light falls on the white colour its bright enough to notice it and in broad daylight because of the red colour.

[@TheUniversalAtheist]

Please also visit the city wardha there, I live there 😢

[@DriveDawn]

"Christ gave us the goals, and Mahatma Gandhi tactics." - MLK

[@ljtheman7875]

Nice video Can you visit Lucknow sometime pls.

[@aramankhan3417]

Bruh come Kashmir ❤

[@parkash9999]

Incredible ❤❤

[@heitoramos]

Cheers From Brazil ❤

[@zengrath]

Namaste Dosto

[@pete_dj33]

The goat shepherd seemed to be a pro at making guest appearences in vlogs

[@paragmore7887]

I missed the chance to meet u there😢

[@SC_view]

Karl you must eat khavapoli there famous dish in sevagram.

[@seldom44]

We ❤ Karl Rock ❤❤❤❤

[@sayyedaatif19]

Karl I saw ur nagpur video in which u told that u will visit to Gandhi ashram so Im thinking that definately u will come to Wardha at 2 October on Gandhi jayanti so I visit at ashram and ask to gate keeper of rest house that is there any foreign who speak hindi is visit ashram or in rest house but he told me not. I really wanted to meet u surely I came there at ashram to meet u but not in my luck. Reply me karls I'm following u on KZbin from many years watched most of ur videos.

[@arafsadventures]

Love your videos Karl ❤️ I live in China, there's a lot of interesting things to vlog here if you ever come

[@KarlRock]

Too much to explore still in India & Pakistan brother. But I did visit the China border recently on a motorcycle!

[@arafsadventures]

@@KarlRock Sounds good mate!

[@AzharKhan-fl6gy]

Sevagram

[@friendsforever78396]

Please explore subhash chandra bose house too,real hero,Gandhi is secondary.

[@Dhamalentertainment2023]

Hi klak how are you , one of the team of Jhipigo John Hopkins USA is in sevagram and wants to meet them please ❤

[@zengrath]

6:55 I was really at a loss for #11 removal of untouchability. Looking it up it's a bit confusing as it seems to apply to multiple things, Hygiene seems to be one, but also removal of people in society that are "untouchable" as well, i guess meaning all humans to be treated the same and that no one should be untouchable. Sadly this is something we have failed to do in a modern society, especially in the west and in the USA. Corporate leaders and politicians and presidents are simply untouchable and do just about anything they want for personal gain and at the expense of others. politicians and corporate leaders rule us and run our lives yet have no idea what it's like to live as a normal person. There is a lot I like about Hinduism despite not being a religious person in their teachings, I feel like they are one of the few religions that focus far more on peace and treating everyone equally then other religions in the world. I'm not much of a historian but just about every other religion throughout history has been largely responsible for deaths, wars, anti-human rights movements trying to control other people's lives telling them what they can or cannot do, anti-science stifling innovation for thousands of years, and it's sad. People still worship those religions in mass despite all the bad history behind them. I have not however heard much as far as damage or harm caused by Hinduism, the "No worship without sacrifice" part gives me pause though, making me wonder what people had to deal with back in the day regarding that line, but overall if I was forced to pick a religion and had no choice otherwise, Hinduism would be probably my top pick for the most peaceful of them.

[@juleslowery2030]

Not an ashram Karl but seeing you walk around those beautiful grounds reminded me of once seeing Vishalla restaurant in Gujurat. Would love to see you and Manisha try the thali there.

[@CzlowiekDrzewo]

Where did he store the nukes?

[@5gods]

6:17 woah that’s his hair

[@manuellubian5709]

Do you have any videos where you have actually visited the place where Gandhi died?

[@JoeShmo4]

as an american, it is always refreshing when english langauge presenters call out the corrupting power of capitalism by name. Many in the western world are afraid to call it out by name in the fear of being labelled a communist

[@SirPraiseSun]

thank you g =)

[@itsbhupen4898]

Anyone from BDCOE sewagram here...😊

[@shaid2130]

One day I’d like to follow in Gandhi’s footsteps, and be successful in serving humanity on a large scale . Wish me luck!

[@MrSomethingElse]

Kia Ora my bro, very very cool! Modern man could learn from his teachings, what have we been doing?

[@cecilia1099]

Do you have any idea why they paint trees yellow and red in india?

[@KarlRock]

It's a way to count them and tell people not to cut them I think. Sometimes they're numbered too

[@cecilia1099]

@@KarlRock thanks for your response Karl. Makes sense.

[@Mr.Death101]

Checking in from Pittsburgh here and really hoping to visit some of these places one day but luckily right now I'm living vicariously through you and your adventures! Thank you for the knowledge and the respect

[@bhupimalik1743]

Nice sir

[@ishyBoya]

Gandhi had that mentality of "I have no enemies"

[@fodo3971]

I did enjoyed this video i love watching the scam videos and you talk in hindi

[@byronathon]

Go visit Dolly Ki Chai Wala!!!!

[@ChiranjeevRajPandey]

Sir I need your help someone recently hacked my email id and changed my password so could you please help me getting it back

[@buntygedam280]

Nice video mr karl what you think about nagpur do you visit again

[@KarlRock]

Nagpur is a great city! Everyone should visit and then see the sights nearby - like Sevagram.

[@buntygedam280]

Thanks for your reply but you must visit dragan palace and Taj bag and also kordi mandir you must enjoy all the places bing nagpurkar i hertley welcome you ❤❤❤❤

[@indianmediocregamers7821]

You should explore kokan, although it's famous part of Maharashtra, still feels less explored

[@pimesonhadron]

Stuff Gandhi mate, from everything I’ve read and heard more respect to Ambedkar!

[@techs1211]

Dr BR Ambedkar (father of Indian Constitution) on Gandhi-"I always say that as I met Mr Gandhi in the capacity of opponent that I have a feeling I know him better than most of the people. because he had opened his real fangs to me and I could see the inside of the man while others generally when there as a devotee so nothing happened. except the external appearance which he put up as a Mahatma. but I saw him in his human capacity the bare man in him... so far India is concerned in my judgement he was an episode in the history of India never any path maker."

[@sarvikplay6424]

Ahemdabad 💚 and karl ❤