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________________ KARMA PHILOSOPHY 115 9. With regard to the home or house he wishes to establish, if any. There should not be bones underneath: the spot were it is built should not be too open nor too much concealed. (This applied more especially to India in the past). The louse should not be among quarrelsome, undesirable neighbours. 10. He should dress according to his means; should not spend beyond his means on dress; and if he has the means to dress extravagantly still he should not do so; the dress should not be too showy. should be in 11. His expenses his income. proportion to 12. When he lives in any country, if there is any particular, wellk 30w, established custom which does not involve the breaking of any high principle, such custoin should be followed. 13. He should not get into any undesirable onde noi ch ges un to apatingindesirable habits or practices, such as ineat eating or wine drinking. 14. He should not libelor slander anybody because this is done always with a view to barming the reputation of the person without any proper purpose. Showing up fraudulent people is not libel or slander, it is doing good. Do nut libel or Isander the King. Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org
SR No.002015
Book TitleKarma Philosophy
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorVirchand R Gandhi
PublisherAgamoday Samiti
Publication Year1924
Total Pages244
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English, Karma, & Philosophy
File Size9 MB
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