Significance of Righteous behavior
Righteous behavior, as understood in Jainism and the Purana, emphasizes actions marked by compassion, respect, and moral integrity. In Jainism, it is essential for achieving true religion, while the Purana outlines it as morally justifiable conduct and alignment with ethical standards, particularly in leadership. Additionally, it highlights the significance of adhering to moral principles regarding religious duties and emphasizes the importance of ethical living in spirituality, especially in contrast to the challenges posed by wealth in the Kali age.
Synonyms: Moral conduct, Ethical behavior, Honorable conduct, Virtuous conduct
In Dutch: Rechtvaardig gedrag; In Finnish: Oikeudenmukaista käytöstä; In Spanish: Comportamiento justo
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Hindu concept of 'Righteous behavior'
Righteous behavior in Hinduism centers on morally justifiable actions, adherence to dharma, and maintaining integrity, especially amid the challenges of the Kali age, underscoring the significance of ethical living in spiritual practice.
From: Mahabharata (English)
(1) Actions taken that are morally justifiable and align with ethical standards, particularly in leadership roles.[1] (2) Conduct that aligns with moral principles and values, particularly in relation to religious duties and observances.[2] (3) Actions that align with dharma or moral duty, emphasizing the importance of ethical living in the context of spirituality.[3]
From: Bhagavata Purana
(1) Actions and conduct characterized by moral integrity and virtue, which are overshadowed by wealth in the Kali age.[4]
Jain concept of 'Righteous behavior'
Righteous behavior in Jainism emphasizes compassion and respect towards all beings, highlighting its importance as a fundamental aspect of true religious practice and spiritual achievement.
From: Yogadrstisamuccaya of Haribhadra Suri (Study)
(1) Conduct characterized by compassion and respect towards others, seen as a vital element for achieving true religion.[5]