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Right livelihood means a person should not indulge in an activity which is not right; every individual must earn their livelihood by doing right activities. Very few people in the world are following this and this is why they have wealth but not the satisfaction and health. Satisfaction can only be got if an individual practices the noble eight fold path. Cheating other people for money can make a person rich but that individual will never be satisfied because to get satisfaction one must earn their livelihood by right fair and right means. Right concentration is another issue which very few people in the world follow. They focus all their energy into negative things and as a result of which negativity increases and at the end of the day they remain unsatisfied and disappointed. Right concentration means focusing upon all the right things, earlier I used to one among those who were not satisfied but the principle of right concentration has completely changed my life. By focusing on the right things I have experienced growth and satisfaction in my life.

The principle of Right effort teaches all the people to put their mind and souls into the work they are doing, this principle can change the life of the people, many people half heartedly carry out the work given to them and this is why they do not prosper and succeed. If they put in right effort no power in the world can restrict them from being successful. After knowing this principle I have started working 13 hours...

It is a Sanskrit word that holds significance in the Hindu Mythology. Siddhartha believed that an individual will suffer if their deeds are not right and this is very true and experienced by countless human beings. I have personally experienced this, earlier I knew very little about this and did a lot of bad deeds as a result of which I suffered a lot but after knowing the while concept better I realized that it was high time for me to change myself and since then I am really happy and I also find a lot of positive energy flowing within me.
Siddhartha firmly believed that the world is full sufferings and these sufferings are the result of desires and one must have perfect control over their desires. This is very true and all the suffering in the world is because of the desire, one person's desire becomes another person's problem and this is why a never ending conflict arises. I have learnt to have a perfect control over my desires because I have figured out the connection between suffering and desire. I have found that the teachings of Siddhartha have changed my life for better and I sincerely hope and pray that all the people in the world follow his teachings and learn from the same to make the world a better place to live in.

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