MORAL VALUES

I. MORAL PROVERBS

  1. Virtuous life brings honour and neglect of it brings disgrace.

  2. Telling as if truth which is not true makes one's life false.

  3. Laziness is the best medicine to lose opportunities.

  4. Wealth of knowledge will not leave you even in death.

  5. Self-reliance is the best medicine for self-confidence.

  6. Thunder precedes rain; difficulties precede success.

  7. Perfect conscious will never create imperfect thoughts.

  8. Telling ill of others means tilling your own grave.

  9. Tell ill of your wife makes hell of your life.

  10. Listening about others' weakness exposes one's own weakness.

  11. Useful learning is worth even by begging.

  12. Every tide has its ebb; in life also, every tide of fate has its ebb.

  13. Faults are thick when love is thin.

  14. Friend in need is the friend indeed.

  15. When you are young learn to control your tongue.

  16. Saving a life is better then fasting for God.

  17. Telling exaggeration for attraction brings destruction.

  18. Lust is allowed with license.

  19. Being good is more vital than just reading good.

  20. Envy makes one's virtue empty, and empathy makes the virtue entity.

  21. Always learnt is least and to be learnt is vast.

  22. Earning wealth with morality and sharing the wealth with needy keeps one's generations happy.

  23. He belongs to every body as he is kind to anybody; but when he is not kind to everybody he does not belong to anybody.

  24. Learning is worthless when it is useless.

  25. Help others in need; God will help you in need.

  26. Water makes outward cleanliness for social interaction; truthfulness makes inward cleanliness for spiritual inner action.

  27. Attachment to Almighty frees from worldly attachments.

  28. Uneducated in high society is inferior to educated in low society.

  29. It is a gain to lose fools' friendship.

  30. Man attracts not by good dressing but by undressing evil thoughts.

  31. Detachment to duties for attachment to lust paves for derailment of life.

  32. Embracing lust for money is like embracing dead for lust.

  33. Diet and limit keep the health intact.

  34. Energetic food of quality empowers the body; emphatic stand on morality empowers the mind.

  35. Unused wealth is a liability to society.

  36. Passive attitude ruins the occasion when called for action.

  37. Noble men serve when in need, but mean men serve only when crushed indeed.

  38. Planning the ways before action is vital, but devising the means during action is fatal.

  39. Thorough in scriptures is of no use unless thorough in practice.

  40. Making her husband as her hugging brand makes wife as his life.

  41. Slaughtering is created by eating it.

  42. Taste of creature yields to torture of fate.

  43. Falsehood of purity is the fraud to society.

  44. Gambling gambles with one who gambles.

  45. Money: Earn within morality, and spend with responsibility.

  46. Wealth: Earn by intellectuality, maintain for responsibility and spend with morality.

  47. Rectify mistake in any failure, eventually you achieve success; nullify confidence and accept failure, forever you lose success.

  48. Absolute trust in Him gets you protection; absolute faith in Him gets you anything; absolute love in Him gets you Him.

  49. Power with selfishness creates egoism; power less selfishness creates respect; powerless selfishness creates meanness.

  50. Ascetic, used to think about prostitute, is in hell; and the prostitute, used to envy ascetic, is in heaven.

  51. Proficiency creates efficiency.

  52. Control over temptation gets morality, and control over desire gets spirituality.

  53. Not caring her home makes her not cared by Gods.

  54. Mismanagement of his home instigates fate to mismanage his life.

  55. None has grown richer by envying and no one has lost anything by not envying.

  56. Too much is too bad.

  57. Mere knowing knowledge is useless, whereas deep understanding the knowledge is useful.

  58. Smartness to protect is good but to exploit is bad.

  59. The apt purposeful expression serves the purpose of communication.

  60. Virtuous knows the utility of his wealth to devoid others' poverty.

  61. Blaming spoils relationship but suggestion builds relationship.

  62. Anger bequeaths bitter results, but its control brings better results.

  63. When no excitement in fortune, then for him no grief in misfortune.

  64. Intellect brings wealth but character alone sustains the wealth.

  65. Knowledge supports to earn money, but intelligence enables to earn money.

  66. Men's mistakes are tolerated by gentlemen.

  67. Love and life are rails for the marital train.

  68. Wealth of virtuous is the wealth of all.

  69. Gambling with temptation takes his family to starvation.