The document summarizes teachings from various religious scriptures:
- The Gita and Mahabharata teach helping others, practicing moderation, learning about God and metaphysics, forgiving others, and recognizing God in all beings.
- The Bible teaches believing in one God, honoring parents, and avoiding killings, adultery, theft, falsehood, and envy.
- Buddhism teaches that change is fundamental, and accepting change reduces suffering through compassion for all.
- The Kuran teaches justice, brotherhood, not compromising principles, avoiding nepotism or abuse of power, and equitable distribution.
- Lessons from the Ramayana include acting with responsibility, not overlooking
The document summarizes teachings from various religious scriptures:
- The Gita and Mahabharata teach helping others, practicing moderation, learning about God and metaphysics, forgiving others, and recognizing God in all beings.
- The Bible teaches believing in one God, honoring parents, and avoiding killings, adultery, theft, falsehood, and envy.
- Buddhism teaches that change is fundamental, and accepting change reduces suffering through compassion for all.
- The Kuran teaches justice, brotherhood, not compromising principles, avoiding nepotism or abuse of power, and equitable distribution.
- Lessons from the Ramayana include acting with responsibility, not overlooking
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The document summarizes teachings from various religious scriptures:
- The Gita and Mahabharata teach helping others, practicing moderation, learning about God and metaphysics, forgiving others, and recognizing God in all beings.
- The Bible teaches believing in one God, honoring parents, and avoiding killings, adultery, theft, falsehood, and envy.
- Buddhism teaches that change is fundamental, and accepting change reduces suffering through compassion for all.
- The Kuran teaches justice, brotherhood, not compromising principles, avoiding nepotism or abuse of power, and equitable distribution.
- Lessons from the Ramayana include acting with responsibility, not overlooking
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
Teachings from GITA & MAHABHARAT Help each other Practice moderation and meditate Learn metaphysical nature Learn to worship GOD Forgive others Lust is the origin of sin Mind is friend as well as enemy Attachments and Aversions are stumbling blocks Develop the feeling of oneness with god , business and people Recognize the presence of god in all living beings Do not pray or curse God for selfish material desires.
Teachings from religious scriptures
Teachings from Bible There is only one God Honour parents No killings or murder No adultery NO theft, cheating, falsehood NO envy Worship god and show mercy to all
Teachings from religious scriptures
Teachings from Buddhism Change is the fundamental truth of all existence Awareness and acceptance of change is must for Existence Compassion: Interconnectedness, concern and care for all All actions should lead to reducing/ sufferings and causes of sufferings eliminating
Teachings from religious scriptures
Teaching from Kuran Justice should be the basic principle of all laws Social justice and divine outlook of universe Brotherhood Adopting a principle and trading are different Do not compromise on principles Do not entertain an unjst hope Partiality,, misuse of power or position, nepotism is prohibited Coporal punishment for the sinners. Equity in distribution of public treasury
Teachings from religious scriptures
Lessons from Ramayana. All decision, behavior and action should be guided by Responsibility and Ethical norms Socio-cultural contexts can not be overlooked. Sacrifice and concern for others.. Integrated approach in acquiring and building resources.. Long term perspectinve in planning and decision making.. Respect andcare for parents, elders, people, nature and conservation of natural resources
Teachings from religious scriptures
Contd. Anlysing the characters of Rama Laxaman Kaikeyi Hanuman and Ravana