Principles of Abandoning Wealth

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Questions and Answers

What was the primary motivation behind the person's abandonment of riches?

  • To seek a cure for human suffering (correct)
  • To gain more wealth
  • To achieve personal fame
  • To travel the world

Which principle is NOT mentioned in the handwritten notes?

  • Right intention
  • Right speech
  • Right concentration
  • Right diet (correct)

What is implied about good and bad behavior in the notes?

  • Good behavior may lead to good consequences, while bad behavior results in punishment (correct)
  • Bad behavior leads to financial loss
  • Good behavior guarantees immediate rewards
  • Good and bad behavior have no impact on one's life

What aspect of life does the handwritten notes emphasize as significant?

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Which attribute does NOT relate to the person's principles as per the notes?

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Flashcards

Right Speech, Intention, Livelihood, Effort, Concentration, and Awareness

These principles aim to guide individuals towards ethical living and spiritual development.

Karma

Refers to the idea that actions have consequences, both positive and negative. Good deeds lead to favorable outcomes, while harmful actions result in suffering.

Religious and Moral Duties

These duties encompass moral and ethical obligations towards oneself, others, and the divine.

Abandonment of Riches

This concept emphasizes the importance of living a life aligned with ethical principles and values. It involves making choices that reduce suffering for oneself and others.

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Cure for human suffering

The notes suggest that seeking a cure for human suffering is a noble goal worthy of devoting one's life to.

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