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Axioms for self help is best help

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Answered by steverogers16

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yes that is right axioms

Answered by pranjalkbr

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Self-help is the best help: Good helps those who help themselves. Lazy people are reluctant to do anything. They may be rich men who can afford to appoint servants to wait on them, but they should also try to become self-dependent. Self-help is necessary to build confidence, and to lead a pure and ideal life.

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