Good conduct (sadvṛtta)

Built from passages of the source by the curated extraction. Pending human review.

Names and synonyms

Each statement reports the source, with its chapter, page and verse. Traditional descriptions are not presented as proven medical facts.

One who wants wealth and happiness should not use, towards good or wicked people, hurtful words about their birth or conduct that give rise to attachment, hatred and delusion.
Chapter 6 · p. 78 · v. 26Hindi commentaryTraditional description
A wise person should never do anything that earns sin, brings public reproach, is unpleasant or inauspicious to people, or causes hindrance to all.
Chapter 6 · p. 79 · v. 28Hindi commentaryTraditional description
One who wants health should give up violence, falsehood, theft, possessiveness, unchastity, delusion and the like, devote himself to good conduct, serve the good and the self-restrained, and then use the yogarājas, the formulas that greatly increase strength.
Chapter 6 · p. 79 · v. 29Hindi commentaryTraditional description

One who wants happiness should not climb mountains, trees, vicious horses, elephants and the like, should not enter rivers or the sea with crocodiles, high waves or swift currents, and should not bathe in the water of a palvala, which the commentary explains as large pits in the ground that fill with rain and hold water for many days.
Chapter 6 · p. 79 · v. 27Hindi commentaryTraditional description

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Named 2 times on 2 pages. These are automatic name matches, so a few may refer to something else with the same name.

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