Regimen of right conduct

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REGIMEN OF RIGHT CONDUCT (SADVRTTA):

* To maintain positive health one must have wholesome and limited food only that too after the completion of the digestion of the food consumed earlier.
* Natural urges like urine, faeces etc. should not be expelled forcefully.
* At the time of the urge one should not attend any other work.
* Initially treat the curable diseases.

- All the activities of the human beings are meant for happiness only. Such happiness will not be happened without dharma (right moral conduct). Therefore one must always pursue right conduct.

- Take care of the friends with a sense of devotion and good fortune and others (wicked persons) should be kept at a far distance.

- One must help the persons, those who are struggling for their livelihood, suffering from diseases and afflicted with sorrows according to one's own capacity. They are all to be looked upon with sympathy, consoled and helped.


- Consider as ourselves even insects and ants. A compassionate attitude towards all the living beings is the hallmark of a civilized man.



- Pay homage to gods, cows, brähmins, elders, vaidyas, kings and guests.



- Never be indifferent to those approaching with real need or desires anything. Don’t disappoint, disrespect or insult such persons who ever come to us with requests.



- One must be cooprative and helpful to others even to those who are non-cooprative and also to their enemies.



- One must have same mental attitude during prosperous and disastrous state and should not be disturbed through the ups and downs of life.



- Be jealous towards the cause and not the result.



- One must speak at appropriate time, with decent words and in brief, true and in a pleasing manner.



- One must take initiation in greeting friends, relatives or others. Greet every one with a pleasant, polite, kind and soft face. Share your joy with others. One should neither believe nor suspect every body.



- Don't reveal the enemity towards some one or some one's enemity towards you.



- Don't reveal the insult inflicted upon you or your superior's dislike for you.



- Be an expert in propitiating others by understanding the ideas of the people and pleasing by appropriate means.

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