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This text emphasizes the significance of being content and modest rather than succumbing to greed. It highlights how greed can lead to dishonesty and misery. By maintaining a pure mind and living simply, one can accumulate virtues and meet their desires without being ruthless. The wisdom shared encourages a path of genuine satisfaction through modest living and prudent use of possessions. A reminder that true fulfillment comes from virtue and contentment, rather than material pursuits. For more insights, visit dmc.tv.

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-Contentment
-Modesty
-Greed
-Honesty
-Virtue
-Simple Living

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BE CONTENT Let us be neither blindly ambitious nor greedy. Instead, let us learn modesty and contentment. Greed can turn an honest man into a fraudulent one. I dislike a dishonest person. When you are greedy for unwholesome things, in the end you will possess only misery. Strive to keep your minds pure and clean. If you have accumulated enough merit, then your desires will be met without the need for ruthlessness. And if you desire only to possess more virtue, that would be excellent indeed! Learn to live a simple life and make use of your possessions prudently. November 24, 1979
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