Satsangis should never engage in dealings with immoral persons and should be compassionate towards those who are meek and disadvantaged. (191)

Worldly deeds should never be performed in haste without due deliberation. They should, however, be performed with due judgment, after reflecting on their consequences and other such considerations. (192)

No one should ever accept bribes. Wealth should not be spent wastefully. One should spend according to one’s income. (193)

One should always accurately keep accounts of one’s income and expenditure in accordance with government laws. (194)

According to one’s means, one should give one-tenth or one-twentieth of one’s income in Swaminarayan Bhagwan’s service and to attain his blessings. (195)

Householders should save provisions, money and other possessions according to their needs, circumstances and means. (196)

According to one’s means, one should provide suitable food, fruits, water and other sustenance for one’s domesticated animals and birds. (197)

One should not betray the trust of or deceive others in transactions involving wealth, objects, land or other commodities. (198)

One should pay employees the amount of money or other forms of remuneration agreed upon, but should never give less. (199)

A satsangi should not commit betrayal. One should uphold one’s promise. A pledge should not be broken. (200)