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Which Yama teaches not to steal?

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100%(A) Asteya ( 2 voters )
0%(B) Aparigraha
0%(C) Brahmacharya
0%(D) Ahimsa
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Asteya, a principle of Yama, teaches non-stealing. It encourages honesty and respect for others’ belongings, emphasizing the importance of integrity and fairness in actions, thoughts and intentions. Answer: (A) Asteya

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  1. Asteya, one of the five Yamas, represents non-stealing and integrity. It urges practitioners to avoid taking anything not freely given, including physical objects or intellectual ideas. Asteya fosters respect for others’ possessions and promotes fairness in thought, word, and action. Practicing Asteya reduces greed and cultivates honesty, creating a foundation for ethical relationships and inner harmony. It aligns with the broader Yogic goal of living in alignment with universal values.

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