Author: Po’latov, Sherdor Nematjonovich

Annotation: Gandhism originated in the unique historical context of the development of the Indian national liberation movement. At the same time, he promoted moral and philosophical ideas, as well as methods, forms and means of the struggle for the independence of India. Gandhism is characterized by the interdependence of three forms of social consciousness: religion, philosophy and ethics. The connection between religion and idealist philosophy is an Indo-national phenomenon. The fact is that not only the commonality of the epistemological roots of religion and ideology, but also the influence of religious ideology is a common means of formation and development of Gandhi's philosophy.

Keywords: Mahtama Gandhi, Indian philosophy, philosophy, ethics, truth, religion, idea, social, political, sarvodaya.