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- Author: Arthur Dobrin
- Publisher: American Ethical Union
- ISBN-10: 0996371818
- ISBN-13: 9780996371810
- Format: 21.6 x 21.6 x 0.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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From the richness of philosophies and religions, this book presents the spiritual timber from which to construct a life of compassion and justice.
The aphorisms present material from which a home can be constructed, one with air and light, shutters thrown open and doors ajar. It is a home of shelter, protection and warmth, love and happiness.
Here are some thoughts to help build such a life:
- Generosity of spirit creates a life worth living.
- Never promote yourself at another's expense.
- A thoughtful person thinks for herself; a thoughtless person thinks only of herself.
- Allow each person the dignity of his or her own labor.
- Wealth justly gained is honorable; wealth unjustly gained is dishonorable; wealth kept for one's self is shameful.
- Owning things isn't bad; being owned by things is bad.
- Goodness is a gift from those who went before. Therefore, make things better for those who come after.
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- Author: Arthur Dobrin
- Publisher: American Ethical Union
- ISBN-10: 0996371818
- ISBN-13: 9780996371810
- Format: 21.6 x 21.6 x 0.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
From the richness of philosophies and religions, this book presents the spiritual timber from which to construct a life of compassion and justice.
The aphorisms present material from which a home can be constructed, one with air and light, shutters thrown open and doors ajar. It is a home of shelter, protection and warmth, love and happiness.
Here are some thoughts to help build such a life:
- Generosity of spirit creates a life worth living.
- Never promote yourself at another's expense.
- A thoughtful person thinks for herself; a thoughtless person thinks only of herself.
- Allow each person the dignity of his or her own labor.
- Wealth justly gained is honorable; wealth unjustly gained is dishonorable; wealth kept for one's self is shameful.
- Owning things isn't bad; being owned by things is bad.
- Goodness is a gift from those who went before. Therefore, make things better for those who come after.
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