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Original definition: Treat compassion for suffering and vulnerable people as an essential expression of holiness rather than an optional activity.

Original definition: Shape conduct, relationships, work, and service around humility, love, purity, truth, and mercy.

Original definition: Join personal moral formation with practical action against poverty, exclusion, and injustice.

Original definition: Organize compassionate service intentionally so that assistance is sustained, competent, and responsive to real needs.

Original definition: Support moral growth through truthful guidance, shared responsibility, correction, and encouragement.

Original definition: Use health knowledge, rest, exercise, nutrition, and disciplined habits to protect bodily and mental well-being.

Original definition: Abstain from harmful or irresponsible use of alcohol, tobacco, narcotics, and other intoxicating substances.

Original definition: Manage personal capacities, possessions, opportunities, and the environment responsibly for service and future well-being.

Original definition: Evaluate media and recreation by their effects on purity, empathy, health, judgment, and constructive relationships.

Original definition: Ensure that actions and words consistently reflect the moral character one publicly claims to follow.

Original definition: Perform ordinary responsibilities while reducing possessiveness, egoism, and self-centered attachment.

Original definition: Care for others without demanding possession, reward, recognition, or emotional control in return.

Original definition: Translate devotion and compassion into practical help for people and other living beings.

Original definition: Give moral and spiritual truth greater importance than labels, dogma, caste, status, or ritual performance.

Original definition: Develop self-control so impulses, desires, and emotional reactions do not dominate moral judgment.

Original definition: Combine compassionate goodwill with fairness, responsibility, and protection against wrongdoing.

Original definition: Recognize shared moral truths across religious traditions and cooperate without erasing meaningful differences.

Original definition: Regard people across nations and religions as brothers and sisters sharing a common divine origin.

Original definition: Avoid excess in appetite, consumption, anger, ambition, and social competition.

Original definition: Approach multiple traditions as resources for reconciliation, mutual respect, and common moral action.