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Is there an answer to the crushing weight of unpaid obligations? 0 You can discharge obligations in many ways, financial and non-financial. You can discharge obligations in many ways, financial and non-financial. Actually, there is. You can discharge obligations in many ways, financial and non-financial. /course/lesson/fulfill-your-obligations/book-chapter.html Precept 15, Fulfill Your Obligations Yes No What obligations is someone born with? 0 It is not a new idea that a person owes his parents for the beginning of life and early years—children are aware of this burden from a young age. It is not a new idea that a person owes his parents for the beginning of life and early years—children are aware of this burden from a young age. It is not a new idea that a person owes his parents for the beginning of life and early years—children are aware of this burden from a young age. /course/lesson/fulfill-your-obligations/book-chapter.html Precept 15, Fulfill Your Obligations The debt of being brought into the world, and being raised by one's parents or guardians The obligation to go to the same college one’s father attended To repay older siblings for babysitting services The medical bills for one’s birth How does a parent deal with or avoid the “revolt of childhood”? 1 When others refuse to accept the child’s small tokens offered to discharge the weight of obligation, they rationalize their obligation into non-optimum fixed ideas. When others refuse to accept the child’s small tokens offered to discharge the weight of obligation, they rationalize their obligation into non-optimum fixed ideas. When others refuse to accept the child’s small tokens offered to discharge the weight of obligation, they rationalize their obligation into non-optimum fixed ideas. /course/lesson/fulfill-your-obligations/book-chapter.html Precept 15, Fulfill Your Obligations Punishing the child’s bad behavior Recognize and acknowledge the child’s efforts at discharging the weight of obligation Do not let the child out of the house until they are grown Implement stricter and stricter discipline Ignore it and the child will grow out of it How can you help a person who has too many unpaid obligations? 1 Once the person has named all their obligations—moral, social and financial—they will be able to plan out getting them all discharged. Once the person has named all their obligations—moral, social and financial—they will be able to plan out getting them all discharged. Once the person has named all their obligations—moral, social and financial—they will be able to plan out getting them all discharged. /course/lesson/fulfill-your-obligations/book-chapter.html Precept 15, Fulfill Your Obligations Pay them off for him or her Go over with him or her all the obligations and work out a way to discharge all the person thinks are still owed Reprimand them to be more organized Get them to hire a personal assistant to help them keep their affairs in order Once a person has discharged all their obligations, they can go about incurring more. 1 Once a person has discharged their obligations, discourage them from incurring more than it is possible for him or her to actually repay. Once a person has discharged their obligations, discourage them from incurring more than it is possible for him or her to actually repay. Once a person has discharged their obligations, discourage them from incurring more than it is possible for him or her to actually repay. /course/lesson/fulfill-your-obligations/book-chapter.html Precept 15, Fulfill Your Obligations True False