- Treat the Earth and all that dwells therein with respect
- Remain close to the Great Spirit
- Show great respect for your fellow beings
- Work together for the benefit of all mankind
- Give assistance and kindness wherever needed
- Do what you know to be right
- Look after the well-being of mind and body
- Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good
- Be truthful and honest at all times
- Take full responsibility for your actions.
The 10 Indian Commandments
In my personal opinion, these 10 commandments fall under the category of their own beliefs of how the world should have an idea of living. Mainly, how the humankind was "sought" to live when it was in the first beings of creation. A few of these commandments, I'm not going to be a hypocrite and say I don't agree with them at all. The real idea is that they should be taught and used no matter what, nor religion nor beliefs. We should really double check the things that we are doing as humankind and take a step back, and analyze the damage or the good that is going to come of it. As stated in commandments 10, where you have to take full responsibility for your actions. This commandment is supposed to be common sense, but like I've mentioned a couple of times. If it were common sense then, everyone would have it. The main point that I think we all or very few should eventually understand is that we all could modify our beliefs and these 10 commandments for instance. I nor anyone doesn't necessarily have live by anything word per word they can agree with some of it and modify what they don't agree on. Not everyone or everything is going to be exactly the same so why should we all think and believe the same things. And why do we have to be criticized if we don't, we have to be a kindness to where it's needed, as stated in the 5th commandment. Show us kindness and we would have no more conflict in the word or at least it will be lowered. To sum it all up these commandments have meaning and value to some but not to all.
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