Non-reproach is the path to immortality.

Prosperity always be granted to those who are diligent, intelligent, mindful, perform good work, think carefully before acting, exercise caution, live in accordance with the Dhamma, and remain free from insult.

You must overcome your own excuses.

Don't get caught up in drama; instead, be strong and take charge of your life. Avoid being passive or weak—pull yourself together, stay energetic, adopt a firm mindset, and move forward.

He who knows, does not speak. He who speaks, does not know.

Speculative speech, judgment by lack of consideration, lacking of compassion​ considered a verbal sin.

Whatever is impermanent is suffering, and whatever is suffering is non-self. Whatever is non-self should be understood as it truly is with right wisdom: This is not mine, this is not I, this is not my self.

Easy is to judge the mistakes of other. Difficult is to recognize your own mistakes.

The person who perceives the feeling of goodness does not shrink in all the senses, does not know how much in the food, is lazy, and is less struggle; as a result, the devil always overwhelms that person like the wind that covers the neem (weak) tree.

Narrow-minded individuals often feel jealousy toward others, which can result in unlikable traits in their next life. In contrast, broad-minded people are generally generous and free of jealousy, earning the love and respect of many, and ultimately attracting abundant affection from others in their next life.