Good social conduct | Good Conduct | Good personal conduct

• One should always speak the truth.
• One should be calm and peace loving.
• One should be polite, brave and perfect in his work.
• One should have the habit of forgiving others.
• Insects and ants also should be treated with compassion and kindness.
• God, cow, brahmana (priests), elders, physician, king and guests should be respected and worshipped.
• Friends should be served with affection and good deeds (beneficial acts).
• One should be very helpful even to one's foes, even though they are not helpful. 
• One should maintain a single mind (balanced mind) during the period of wealth as well as during period of calamity. 
• One should speak appropriate to the occasion, with words, which are good, in brief and pleasing.
• One should start conversing (with others) first, with a pleasant face; 
• Keeping in mind the nature of the people, one should deal with them in such a manner as best pleasing to them, becoming well versed in the art of adoring.
• One should not be comfortable and happy alone, one should make others also like him; should neither believe nor suspect anybody.
• Have compassion for all living beings, 
• Control the activities of the body, speech and mind; 
• Controlling the feelings of selfishness in the interests of others are sufficient rules of good conduct (moral behaviour).
• One should avoid quarrelling without any reason. 
• Sense organs should neither be strained too much nor should they be fondled too much.  

• One should not lose control over his senses.
• One should not crave for others' belongings and money.
• One should not break the breach of trust and disclose others' secrets
• One should not break one's principles of life.
• One should not sneeze, laugh or yawn without covering his mouth.
• One should not blow his nose unnecessarily, 
• One should not perform ugly movements of the parts of the body,
• One should not sit on one's own heels for a long time.
• One should not make sound with the body parts, mouth and nails, nor shake ones hand and touch hair frequently. 

• Do's
  • One should be virtuous, kind and of mild nature
  • One should always be happy
  • One should forget the reasons of anger and hatred.
  • One should bear taunts and bad words from others.
• Don'ts 
  • One should control anger.
  • One should control happiness, sleep, jealousy, unnecessary thoughts, enmity, greed, desire for wanting more than necessary and fear.
  • One should not misuse senses (atiyoga, ayoga and mithyayoga of indriyas)
  • One should not be proud and too ambitious. 
  • One should not think badly for others.  

• Good health and better life.
• Long life span.
• Admired and loved by others.

One who adopts the rules of good conduct will surely attain long life, health, wealth, reputation and also the eternal world.