1. Your finest allies are your excellent habits; keep them going by stimulating them with positive behaviors.
2. Bad habits are your biggest enemies; they force you to do things you don't want to do.
You are the one who is most important. They harm your physical, social, mental, moral, and spiritual well-being.
Starve bad habits by refusing to give them any more nourishment in the form of bad behaviors.
3. True freedom is acting in line with one's desires, such as eating, reading, and assisting others.
Right judgement and willpower are more important than being pushed by habits.
Eat what you should eat rather than what you're accustomed to.
Do what you want, not what your habits compel you to do.
4. Both good and harmful habits require time to develop force. Bad habits may be quite powerful.
If the latter are present, they will be substituted by the opposing positive behaviors. patiently educated
5. First, replace all negative habits with good habits in everything, and then cultivate a conscious awareness of them. being rid of all unbridled desires, lust, and other habits
You are a lawyer, You are exempt from all laws.
I am Thy child, and I adore Thy law. I am above all laws, just as Thou is above all laws.
Oh, ye gallant soldiers with wonderful military practices! Get rid of the shady, shady tendencies. Drive the darkness away.
Sick dark shady habits, I am free, I am free of you;
I'm going to do what's right, I'm going to do what's right.
I am free, I am free, I am free....
I don't have any habits, I am not a creature of habit but a creature of light.
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