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==== THE UNIFIED MORAL CODE ==== ===== I. Orientation Toward the Sacred ===== # Recognize a higher moral order (God, gods, Dharma, Tao, cosmic law, or sacred harmony). # Act with reverence and humility —avoid arrogance, hubris, or desecration of what is sacred. ===== II. Ethical Conduct Toward Others ===== # Honor and sustain family and community —respect parents, care for elders, nurture children. # Protect life and refuse unjust harm —do not kill, torture, or abuse. # Respect the bonds of love and fidelity —avoid adultery, exploitation, or betrayal. # Respect property and fairness —do not steal, manipulate, or defraud. ===== III. Truth and Integrity ===== # Speak truthfully —avoid lies that harm, deceive, or destroy trust. # Be trustworthy and just —keep promises, honor agreements, value honesty. ===== IV. Inner Moral Discipline ===== # Restrain destructive desires —envy, greed, lust for power, covetousness. # Cultivate compassion, kindness, and goodwill —practice empathy, generosity, and moral self-control. ===== The Essence in One Sentence ===== : Honor the sacred, protect life, uphold truth, treat others as you wish to be treated, and master the impulses that cause harm.
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