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'A Code of Conduct'

We should take vows and act accordingly.
The following vows should be observed.
The vow of ‘Gyan-panchami’ -one type of austerity The vow of ‘ Maun-ekadasi’-one type of austerity The vow of ‘Varshi-tapa’- alternate fasting for entire year The vow of Navpad Oli nine days Ayambil in Chaitra and Asoj months of Indian Calender
Vardhaman Ayambil- tap-one kind of austerity. Attham -top, fasting for three days continuously.
If one wants to do all the Vratas or anyone of them, one should go to the Guru Maharaj to seek instructions for the Vratas. Then only one should perform them.


You are all children now.
Perhaps you cannot observe all these vows,
but you have to follow the few rules given below :
Bow down to your parents every day. Worship God daily.
Count Navkarmnntra 108 times daily.
Do not steal. Do not smoke. Do not abuse others.
Do not tell lies. Do not go to cinemas. Do not see the
T. V. and Videos. Do not eat betel leaves and betel
nuts. Do not chew tobacco.
Avoid the use of powder, cream, nail polish, lipstick,
eyebrow colouring and make-ups.
You should take vows voluntarily before the Guru
Maharaj to follow the above rules of conduct.
Some times if unknowingly or by a mistake you break
the vows, go to the Guru Maharaj and get a pardon
and atonement.


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