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Buddha's Guide to Happy Life.

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Buddha’s Guide To Happy Life:

Four desires of a Human Being:
    Don’t want to be poor. Wants to be rich. Wants to be independent.
    Respect in society. Respect among his peers.
    Being healthy.
    Know the meaning of life.
Be the master:
    Learn as many skills as you can.
    Swimming, Photography, Calligraphy, Entrepreneurship,Job or whatever you do. Learn it well. Do it well.

“Mastery is your Dhamma”

  1. Money Rules.

    Use right methods to earn money.
    5 prohibited business:
    Business of arms and ammunition.
    Selling of birds or animals or humans.
    Business of meat.
    Business of liquor and drugs.
    Business of poison.
    Ways of spending money:
    Spend for the happiness and health of
    Yourself
    Family
    Friends
    Employees
    Safeguard your money from:
    Water
    Fire
    Thief
    Government
    Other untoward calamity.
    Donate wisely.
    Be Debt free.
    Don’t be stingy.

  2. Spiritual Life

    Believe in the teachings of wise ones.
    Follow five precepts:
    Don’t lie. Don’t use bad words.
    Refrain from wrong conduct in sexual pleasures.
    Don’t kill living creatures.
    Don’t steal.
    Refrain from using intoxicants.
    Donate for the happiness of others.
    Meditate. Know the meaning of life.

  3. Always be in the company of good people.

    Read good books
    Listen to right people at appropriate times.
    Give respect to wise ones.

  4. Be peaceful, pure and fearless during these 8 phases of life:

    Profit-Loss.
    Success-Failure.
    Praise-Blame.
    Joy-Sorrow.

  5. Be Polite. Be Satisfied. Be Grateful.

Buddha said:

Don’t blindly believe what I say. Don’t believe me because others convince you of my words. Don’t believe anything you see, read, or hear from others, whether of authority, religious teachers or texts. Don’t rely on logic alone, nor speculation. Don’t infer or be deceived by appearances. Do not give up your authority and follow blindly the will of others. This way will lead to only delusion. Find out for yourself what is truth, what is real.

!! Be Happy !!

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