My disciples must never insult the following persons; one’s guru, those held by society in high esteem or high social standing, learned scholars, or someone who is armed with a weapon. (Slok 35)

All tasks should be assigned to the most appropriate person, having taken careful consideration of their skills and abilities. (Slok 66)

Those of my disciples who employ servants must ensure that their basic sustenance (food, clothing etc.) are provided adequately, depending on their financial situation. (Slok 67)

People should always be addressed in a manner that would befit someone of that standing. One must first ensure that all their virtues, the time, and that particular situation has been carefully considered and only then employ the most appropriate salutation. (Slok 68)

My disciples should always demonstrate the utmost of consideration and humbleness. When approached by a guru, king, an aged person, a tyagi (sadhu), scholar or a tapasvi (ascetic), my disciples should stand and suitably welcome these respected persons. (Slok 69)

In the presence of a guru, god, king or in their assemblies, my disciples must never sit in a posture that could be considered disrespectful (for example, sitting crossed-legged inappropriately or with knees bound with a cloth). (Slok 70)

They must serve their parents, guru and the sick, throughout their lives, in the best manner that they can. (Slok 139)

My disciples should engage in a suitable vocation depending on their abilities and their social class. Those who are engaged in agriculture must never castrate bulls. (Slok 140)

My disciples may only keep cattle or horses if they have sufficient means to provide them adequately with food and water. Otherwise, they are forbidden from keeping animals. (Slok 142)

If any of my disciples employ workers, they must be paid in full with the amount that has previously been agreed. They must never be underpaid. When debts are settled, other people should be made aware that the amount owed has been repaid. Dealings with unscrupulous characters must be avoided. (Slok 152)