for the 9-18 age - H.V. Kingdom game - 05 The traps
TRAPS:
LIE: 8
move on of 2 boxes if you can answer.
What is the lie?
The lie is: not to tell the truth, example: the fable of Aesop, the story of the child who cried wolf.
PRIDE: 18
If you can answer the questions about pride you move forward of 3 boxes to each good answer which you give on the value.
If you cannot answer you have to move only one box.
1) What is pride?
It is an excessive opinion of oneself call ego which brings to put above the others.
2) Does a proud person agree to recognize her faults?
No because often she does not admit her limits. Example: the fable of the Fountain: The fox and grapes.
Proverb:
It is often better to recognize your own faults rather than not to make some.
Acknowledged fault is forgiven half.
SELFISHNESS: 28
forward of 2 boxes if you can answer.
What is selfishness?
It is the tendency of worrying about your own interest exclusively without being concerned with what happening to others.
Selfishness: takes, forgets, avenges.
Love: shares, gives and forgives.
LAZINESS: 38
Advance of 1 box if you can answer.
What is laziness?
It is the loathing with work, with the effort; it is the taste for inaction.
VIOLENCE: 48
Advance of 2 boxes to each good answer.
1) What is violence?
It is a brutal demonstration of great intensity in the intention to harm, attack, wound, and make suffer.
2) How much kinds of violence is there?
There are 3 kinds of violence:
*****in thought: to think of projects which will make suffer
*****in word: there are words which can kilt
*****in action: incivilities, degradations, destruction....
3) Do you know other forms of violence?
The wasting because what our waste could be used for others: wasting of time, money, water, electricity, and food
To eat exaggeratedly constitutes violence towards the body.
IGNORANCE: 58
Ignorance can lead us in all good faith to make great errors from where utility of the research of knowledge.
Since you are still in ignorance turn over to the beginning of the way of Knowledge.
JEALOUSY: 68
Advance d'l box if you can answer.
What is jealousy?
It is a feeling caused by the fear which a person whom one loves in prefers another or, it is a feeling of desire felt with the sight of the advantages of others.
L’homme doit toujours avancer vers la force ; il ne devrait pas se réfugier dans le mensonge, la méchanceté et la malhonnêteté qui sont les caractéristiques fondamentales de la lâcheté. Cette lâcheté est née de l’acceptation d’une image fausse et inférieure de nous-même. Vous pensez que vous êtes l’enveloppe, la couche extérieure, mais vous êtes en réalité le noyau, le cœur. Cette fausse identification est l’erreur fondamentale. Tout effort spirituel doit être dirigé vers la suppression de l’enveloppe et la révélation du noyau central. Aussi longtemps que vous dites « Je suis Untel », vous êtes obligé d’avoir peur, mais une fois que vous dites et éprouvez « Je suis Brahman », vous obtenez une force invincible.
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