1) Everyone should sit on equal seats for dharmacakra and meals.

2) Before killing birds and animals for food, you must think a hundred times whether you can stay alive without killing them.

3) A country can be conquered by force of arms but the mind cannot. Those who have taken to sádhaná to conquer the mind are true soldiers. The aim of Ananda Margis is to conquer the Universal Mind. To achieve that, they will have to acquire the qualities of soldiers. They will have to keep especially strict vigilance on unity and order. Do not allow distinctions to crop up among Ananda Margis. Unity should be maintained even at the risk of one’s life. Do not under any circumstances allow individual interest to stand in the way of collective interest.

4) Do not allow any wealth of the world to go to waste; take especially active steps to prevent the waste of food, fuel and water.

5) The mutative force is a hundred thousand times more powerful than the static force, and the sentient force is a hundred thousand times more powerful than the mutative force; hence you should not be afraid of any force in the universe.

6) Remember, until every person in the universe accepts the Ananda Marga ideology, you have no opportunity to rest.

7) Property entrusted to you by anybody should be carefully preserved, and you should continually strive to return it to the rightful owner.

8) In the case of unclaimed property, search for the rightful owner, and return it without taking any reward. For this work you can take help from governmental authorities where possible. If the owner is not found, the property should be made over to the state or donated to some public welfare institution, If there is a possibility of its deteriorating or otherwise becoming destroyed, sell it in the presence of five people (including one ácárya) and dispose of the money in the above manner.

9) Always be prepared to serve the Marga. For the sake of the Marga ideology do not be sparing, even of your life. Remember, in laying down one’s life with a great ideal in mind, mokśa is inevitable. This is the reward of death in the war of dharma.

10) It is a bigger thing to put one lesson into action than to hear many. You should put into action every lesson in your life.