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Hindu Values and Ethics in Daily Life — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Satya
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Truthfulness in word and action.
Non-violence; avoiding harm to all living beings.
Self-control and mastery of harmful urges.
Selfless service to others, given without expecting reward.
The set of moral qualities, such as honesty and kindness, shown in how one acts.
Ahimsa
— match —
Truthfulness in word and action.
Non-violence; avoiding harm to all living beings.
Self-control and mastery of harmful urges.
Selfless service to others, given without expecting reward.
The set of moral qualities, such as honesty and kindness, shown in how one acts.
Dama
— match —
Truthfulness in word and action.
Non-violence; avoiding harm to all living beings.
Self-control and mastery of harmful urges.
Selfless service to others, given without expecting reward.
The set of moral qualities, such as honesty and kindness, shown in how one acts.
Seva
— match —
Truthfulness in word and action.
Non-violence; avoiding harm to all living beings.
Self-control and mastery of harmful urges.
Selfless service to others, given without expecting reward.
The set of moral qualities, such as honesty and kindness, shown in how one acts.
Character
— match —
Truthfulness in word and action.
Non-violence; avoiding harm to all living beings.
Self-control and mastery of harmful urges.
Selfless service to others, given without expecting reward.
The set of moral qualities, such as honesty and kindness, shown in how one acts.
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