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Question 1

undoubtedly, the most precious gift from god

Answer 1

the gift of life

Question 2

10 ways in improving Life

Answer 2

1. Choose Happiness
2. Live in the moment
3. Be your own Best Friend
4. Make everyday special
5. Fill your time with things that matter.
6. Make those “Lost Hours” count.
7. Know your limits.
8. Become a problem solver
9. challenge yourself
10. Appreciate small things

Question 3

mental conditioning

Answer 3

live each day as if it is your last

Question 4

big stage

Answer 4

Inspire others, give them reasons to love life

Question 5

integrity of creation

Answer 5

Fight for the integrity of creation

Question 6

postulate to do

Answer 6

Exercise your freedom responsibly

Question 7

yahweh

Answer 7

jews

Question 8

jesus

Answer 8

christian

Question 9

allah

Answer 9

muslims

Question 10

buddha

Answer 10

buddhists

Question 11

bhraman

Answer 11

hindi

Question 12

waheguru

Answer 12

sikhs

Question 13

ahura mazda

Answer 13

zoroasters

Question 14

god’s will by reading his words.

Answer 14

LEARN

Question 15

god’s commandments his commandments are just expressions of loving acts towards others (put them into actions)

Answer 15

OBEY

Question 16

in the human perspective, trust is a firm confidence in others.

Answer 16

TRUST

Question 17

prayer as a form of spiritual disemment

Answer 17

VALUE

Question 18

your gift of freedom responsibly morally speaking, to be totally free is to do good to others

Answer 18

EXERCISE

Question 19

“Treat others the way you would have them treat you”

Answer 19

Christianity

Question 20

“What is hateful to you, do not do to your Fellowman. This is the entire Law.”

Answer 20

Judaism

Question 21

“Hurt not others in ways that you yourself find hurtful”

Answer 21

Buddhism

Question 22

“This is the sum of duty: do naughty onto others what you not have them do unto you”

Answer 22

Hinduism

Question 23

“It is the highest good will: Do not do to others what you do not want them to do to you.”

Answer 23

Confucianism

Question 24

“In happiness and suffering, in joy and grief, I we should regard all creatures as we regard our own self.”

Answer 24

Jainism

Question 25

“As thou deem thyself, so deem others”

Answer 25

Sikhism

Question 26

“Regard your neighbor’s gain as your gain, and your neighbor’s loss as your own loss.”

Answer 26

Taoism

Question 27

“Blessed is he who preferred his brother before himself.”

Answer 27

Bahai

Question 28

“whatever is disagreeable to yourself do not do unto others.”

Answer 28

Zoroastrianism

Question 29

“That which you give to others, this will be given to you.”

Answer 29

Traditional african religions