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> 7.1: Important Points About Etiquette
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Introduction
Unit One: Vaisnava Culture
1: ISKCON's Cultural Identity
2: The Vedas
3: The Four Varnas
4: The Four Ashrams
5: Respect: The Basis of Civilisation
6: Ethics and Morality
Importance of Morality and Ethics
Arjuna in the Battle
Re-establishing Ethics and Morality
Unit Two: Vaisnava Behaviour
7: Relating to Devotees with Due Respect
Important Points about Etiquette
Glories of Devotees
Some Points to be Followed
8: Relating to Seniors, Juniors, and Peers
9: Receiving a Guest
10: Fellowship and Association
The Six Loving Exchanges
11: Three Levels of Devotees
12: Offences to the Vaisnavas
13: Twenty-Six Qualities of a Devotee
7.1: Important Points About Etiquette
Etiquette means external manners and conduct.
Etiquette helps us become free from our original envy and desire to be enjoyers and controllers.
A faultless etiquette increases ones fame, wealth, longevity, and destroys everything inauspicious.
Proper Vaisnava etiquette purifies the heart and consciousness.
Etiquette is the ornament of the Vaisnava.
Practicing etiquette is action in the mode of goodness.
A devotee's advancement can be seen by how humble he is, how well he behaves, and how disciplined and cultivated he is.
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