One should excel in good conduct (aacharan) and take pains to cultivate and guard it.

He who covets another's wife (Vyabhichar) will always sink in enmity, sin, fear and disgrace.

One may consider coveting another's wife (Vyabhichar) lightly. But the disgrace will stay forever.

Noble manliness of not eyeing another's wife is a virtue and also a discipline of the great.

Chief of all virtues is to tolerate the insults of others just as the earth tolerates the diggers.

Lack of hospitality (Atithi - Satkar) is the worst form of poverty. To bear with fools is the greatest strength.

Those who tolerate the rude remarks of the unjust are purer than the ascetics.

Those who endure insults are better than those who do penance by fasting.

Retaliation gives only a momentary joy. But forbearance gives everlasting glory.

The world will not respect the avengers but regard the tolerant as gold.