Sample OCR Text Title : หน้า 4/24

4 Universal Goodness and orderliness. One may not like to make one's bed or do one's dishes. One may not be punctual. One may not help with the household chores. One may be easily irritated. One may have a tendency to find faults with others. One may like to smoke and drink. One may like to gossip behind other people's back. One may practice offensive speech. One may not be sincere. One may not be thrifty. One may not be humble. Etc. Universal Goodness can be cultivated by anyone, and it consists of cleanliness, orderliness, politeness, punctuality, and concentration. 1. Cleanliness Human beings are the sources of dirtiness on earth. Each one of us is like a walking garbage can, a walking corpse, a prisoner. The root cause of atrocities is dirtiness. When a person is dirty, his house will also be dirty. • There are piles of dirty clothes on the floor. • There are dirty dishes in the kitchen sink. The dining table and chairs are dirty. The kitchen floor is dirty. The room is in disarray. • There are dirty shoes in front of the door. They are not properly cleaned and organized. • The bedroom is in disarray. • When things are not put in their proper places, the thought process goes awry. When the office is dirty or not clean enough, it is impossible to expect the office workers to work efficiently and effectively. 2. Orderliness Everything needs to be put in its proper place and order from large to small or small to large. In some cases, the "first in, first out" principle needs to be applied. It means doing everything necessary to keep each place, whether it is a room, an office, etc., orderly and neat.