- Dāna (Generosity) – Share with others and help those in need.
- Sīla (Morality) – Be a good example by doing what’s right.
- Pariccāga (Selflessness) – Put your people’s needs before your own.
- Ājjava (Honesty) – Tell the truth and keep your promises.
- Maddava (Gentleness) – Be kind, humble, and listen well.
- Tapa (Self-Control) – Live simply, not chasing luxury.
- Akkodha (Calmness) – Don’t let anger control you.
- Ahimsā (Non-Violence) – Protect life and promote peace.
- Khanti (Patience) – Stay strong and calm in hard times.
- Avirodha (Harmony) – Work with your people, not against them.
Posted by: Michael | 04/16/2025
10 Royal Virtues of a Good Leader (Dasa-rājādhamma)
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