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Ten Others


1-
Know yourself.
Realize that you are a very tiny piece of the universe and yet perhaps it’s most perfect and complex element.
In your life you should try to gain enough knowledge of yourself and the universe to know who and what you are.
The quest for understanding is mans highest calling.


 2-
Improve yourself
Try continually to improve yourself both intellectually, and physically.
You have only one body and one mind; do not waste them through laziness or self-abuse.


 3-
Support Freedom of Thought
Respect peoples beliefs, religious or not, so long as their beliefs are not physically damaging to anyone.
Defend your right to believe what you will, but do not deny another’s right to the same freedom.


 4-
Love Your Children
Know that your children are your purest motivation and finest treasure.
Give them love and knowledge and protection and teach them these suggestions.
When they are ready, let them go.
Like trees, the strongest people always stand alone.


 5-
Love Your Parents
Obey your parents until you are able and willing to support yourself.
Respect them so long as they deserve respect.
Protect them and provide for them in their old age.
Remember them as they were on their best day.


 6-
Respect Life
Do not physically hurt anyone except in protection of yourself or another.
Avoid killing whenever possible.
Murder is always wrong.
Cause no unnecessary pain to any animal.


 7-
Respect Marriage and Other Contracts
Honor your promises.
Do not try to seduce another person into breaking a promise.
Treat your partner with honesty and respect.


 8-
Work
Try to find work that makes you happy.
Try to be happy with the work you find.
Know that work done well is its own reward.
Don’t let your work dominate your life.


 9-
Be Honest
Know that the truth will set you free.
When you lie and deceive you make your life a prison.
Live with honor and sleep well at night.


10-
Be Happy
Adult people are responsible for their own happiness.
Do not waste your life in a search for ultimate satisfaction.
Find pleasure in each moment you live and find satisfaction in each breath you take.
Decide to be happy.

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