10 Questions
What is one thing a man must not do in his friendships, according to the text?
Preach his own name and powers
Why should a man not talk publicly about his own wealth or fame?
To avoid appearing immoral
What is described as the basis and prop of the whole society?
The householder
What must a man do if he knows he is sure to fail in an enterprise?
Keep his own counsel and not speak of it
What does the text suggest a man should NOT do if he makes a mistake or does something weak?
Keep it private and not discuss it in public
Why should a man not brag about his wealth according to the text?
To maintain strength for performing duties
What negative consequence does the text mention can result from self-exposure?
'Unnerving' the individual
In relation to personal actions and speech, what type of behavior does the text discourage?
'Boasting' of accomplishments
'Let him keep his own counsel' implies that a man should:
'Maintain secrecy'
'This is not mere worldly wisdom; if a man does not do so, he may be held to be immoral.' This statement suggests that refraining from certain behaviors:
Is linked with moral standards
Explore the ethical responsibilities and duties of a householder towards their family, relatives, friends, and the community as outlined in the text. Understand the importance of generosity and compassion towards others in need.
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