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The Seven Noble Traits of the Way of Life Regardless of whether one is in the way of life or in the way of work, a person can remember and never stop praising himself. According to the following seven standards, one can achieve the Noble Trait of Life. Charity is the greatest blessing. Although Taoism, Confucianism, or Buddhism in the traditional culture have different origins, they all have one thing in common, which is charity. In the Tao Te Ching, Lao Tzu wrote, God is just and does not favor anyone, but He often helps those who do good. Each action of one's own will determine one's fortune. The Buddha also said, To do good is to be a good person, and to have good fortune in the future. In the book of the Bodhisattva Amitabha, it is written that a person's happiness is not caused by himself, but by himself. To do evil is to meet evil. To do good is to be blessed. The karma is like a shadow that does not miss a spot. To do good is to live in two states, that is, in the words and deeds of a person. The first is to say nice words, good and beautiful words, and to please others. The ancient Chinese saying goes, When the good person says a word, the evil person will be angry with him. Saying nice words to others will also make them more agitated than their clothes. Saying words that anger others and hurt them more than hurting themselves. 2. Doing good deeds In the book of Vilo Gia Thoai, it is written that there are two words for doing good deeds, giving and taking. Doing good deeds can be giving to others, and taking to others can be taking to others. This is the best way of doing good deeds. 3. Being a good person is the highest principle The author wrote, If a person does not keep his word, does not keep his principles, then what attracts him is only benefit. He is just a person who wants to gain benefits. Such a person will definitely make people bored. Everything is not done. If a person does not keep his promise, does not keep his words, then people naturally do not trust him anymore, do not believe what he says and what he does. So the author said, If a person does not keep his principles, there is no result in his work. The scholar Lu Huong in the Western Han Dynasty also said, If a person keeps his principles, there is no result in his fame. If a person keeps his principles, then he is definitely a person with virtue, working with principles. Such a person is straightforward, open-minded, honest, and trustworthy. Naturally, it also makes others willing to give, willing to cooperate. 4. Khoang Dung is the best meditation Khoang Dung is meditation, it is energy. It becomes the great energy of man. For Khoang Dung, in the book Thuong Thu wrote, Khoang Dung is great, that is, because of Dung Nap, it becomes great. The Thai Son Mountain does not only contain the soil, but also becomes big. The river does not only have a small stream, but also becomes deep. The result of Khoang Dung is great. So how to become Khoang Dung? First, you need to learn how to give. Giving will make a person uncomfortable and not easy to do. But remember that biting teeth can overcome. Second, you need to learn how to forgive. Think more about your shortcomings and look at other people's advantages. Third, put yourself in the other person's situation. In the book Tan Quang Hien Vang, take the mind to blame others to blame yourself. Take the mind to forgive yourself to forgive others. Put yourself in the other person's situation and you will naturally be able to understand and forgive others. Honesty is the most touching. In the book Trang Tu, it is written that honesty is the most touching. If you don't have honesty, you can't touch others. Honesty is the most touching. Such a person can really touch others. In the book Trang Tu, it is said that if you use honesty to touch others, others will also become honest. Whether someone is honest or not, others can feel it. Even if you can deceive others in one time, you can never deceive others in the next time. If we treat others honestly, they will naturally treat us honestly. If we are not honest, others can only stand far and not dare to come close. This is the effect of bringing back. So, whether you are a good person or not, it's all in the two words, honesty. That's why the Buddha said, lying is not as good as being honest. Modesty is the strongest element. The thinker Trieu Minh Hoang Phu said that we can be modest so that we can be generous. Being generous will make us great. Modesty will make us generous and make us a wise person. Modesty is openness and acceptance. Modesty is tolerance and tolerance. The opposite of modesty is arrogance. Vuong Duong Minh said that the most serious illness in human life is arrogance. The Thay of Dong Tan said that a humble person can stand in front of everyone even if he is arrogant and will only stand behind everyone. Therefore, modesty and arrogance directly affect the success or failure of a person in his work. Politics is the highest force. The most important god in the age of war said that the direction of a person cannot follow evil but the behavior of a person must be political. The opposite of politics is lying and evil. The famous writer and general Vuong An Thach said that in teaching people and teaching oneself we must take politics first. The head of the Thay also said that the pure heart is the root of teaching and the straight path is the desire of self-study. How to become a political person? The British of the Han dynasty said that a political person is obedient and reasonable. He is fair and selfless not because he prays for peace but because he does not fear danger but because he changes his behavior. A political person, when he works he does it according to the principle of justice and principle. Only such a person can do well his duty to work and make people happy. Perseverance is the greatest nature. In conclusion, for the head of the Thay perseverance is the key to success. The old Thay said that a big tree that can be hugged by two hands is from a young tree that has grown up. A nine-story pagoda is built from a pile of soil. A journey of thousands of miles is also started from the first step. In the book Hac Lam Ngoc Lo it is written that the earth is made of wood and the water is made of stone. Tuan Tu also said that if we do not pay attention to technology then the precious wood will also become a piece of wood. If we do not persevere then the stone will also become a delicate piece of wood. Therefore, the ancient Thay all agreed that the two words ben gang are the root of the word Thanh Su