Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile

"We come into this world empty handed. Our body, senses, and mind
complex creates a delusion about the physical world which we crave for
all of our life. And, when we leave this world, we leave empty handed.
Yet the virtues, love, and devotion which could help us in our present &
subsequent lives and ultimately in reaching Brahman are followed by
few."
On virtues we read an appealing poem by S. Arjuna Raj which was
titled "ABC of Good Conduct"
Adapt, adjust, accommodate.
Be good, do good, be kind, be compassionate.
Control anger by forgiveness and love.
Do to others as you would wish them do to you.
Forget and forgive.
Give, give. This is the Secret of abundance.
Hate sin, but not the sinner.
Industrious nature destroys evil tendencies.
Jealousy is canker, therefore kill jealousy.
Keep company with good virtuous people.
Love all, love the Lord in all.
Morality is the gateway to eternal bliss.
Never insult, backbite or vilify.
Obedience is a greater virtue than reverence.
Purity leads to god-realization, therefore be pure.
Quench your spiritual thirst by reading scriptures.
Return good for evil.
Share what you have with others.
Truthfulness is a fundamental virtue.
Unite, co-operate and collaborate.
Virtues are the ornaments that adorn life.
Wander not in sensual pleasures.
'Xamine your heart and remove all evil traits.
Yield not to temptations.
Zealously endeavor to be simple and humble
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