One should never be harsh in speech, action, thought or writing. (171)

Householder satsangis should serve their mother and father. They should bow to their feet every day. (172)

A wife should serve her father-in-law as her own father and mother-in-law as her own mother. A father- and mother-in-law should care for their daughter-in-law as they would for their own daughter. (173)

Householders should diligently nurture their sons and daughters through satsang, education and other activities. They should affectionately care for their other relatives according to their means. (174)

One should speak pleasantly at home. One should renounce bitter speech and not harm others with malicious intent. (175)

Householders should joyously eat meals together at home and provide hospitality to guests according to their means. (176)

In the event of a death or other sad occasions, one should perform additional acts of devotion, sing kirtans, engage in discourses and remember Akshar-Purushottam Maharaj. (177)

One should always impart sanskārs to one’s sons and daughters by teaching them the divine principles of satsang, good conduct and virtues. (178)

From when a child is in the womb, one should instill sanskārs and conviction in Akshar-Purushottam Maharaj by reading the sacred texts of satsang and through other [noble] acts. (179)

Men should never look at women with a wrong intent. In the same manner, women should also never look at men with a wrong intent. (180)