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If a man when asked a question did not reply, though knowing the answer, he was said to be guilty of a grave offence, equal to half the sin of a lie ; if he replied falsely, though aware of the truth, he was deemed guilty of the whole penalty for a lie. " He who knoweth should speak the truth without dis- simulation, "! is the teaching of the Mahab- harata. Over and over again falsehood is included among the list of sins to be shunned by men ; over and over again the virtue of truth is lauded t...o the skies. * Santi Parva clviii. 18. \ Sabha Parva Ixviii. F Ibid. Ixviii. COVETOUSNESS 259 Thou shalt not covet. Covetousness and ignorance are the same, says the Mahabha- rata ; the one arises from the other. " Covet- ousness is the root of all faults : therefore all should shun covetousness. . . . By shunning covetousness thou shalt attain felicity both here and hereafter. "* The only cure for covetous- ness, it says, is tranquillity of soul. The passages in which freedom from all desire is inculcated are so numerous as to make it impossible by quotation to give any idea of the stress laid upon this point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If a man when asked a question did not reply, though knowing the answer, he was said to be guilty of a grave offence, equal to half the sin of a lie ; if he replied falsely, though aware of the truth, he was deemed guilty of the whole penalty for a lie. " He who knoweth should speak the truth without dis- simulation, "! is the teaching of the Mahab- harata. Over and over again falsehood is included among the list of sins to be shunned by men ; over and over again the virtue of truth is lauded t...o the skies. * Santi Parva clviii. 18. \ Sabha Parva Ixviii. F Ibid. Ixviii. COVETOUSNESS 259 Thou shalt not covet. Covetousness and ignorance are the same, says the Mahabha- rata ; the one arises from the other. " Covet- ousness is the root of all faults : therefore all should shun covetousness. . . . By shunning covetousness thou shalt attain felicity both here and hereafter. "* The only cure for covetous- ness, it says, is tranquillity of soul. The passages in which freedom from all desire is inculcated are so numerous as to make it impossible by quotation to give any idea of the stress laid upon this point.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Siddha Mohana Mitra to read onlineMoreLess
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