Acharya Chanakya, who is considered to be the greatest sage of economics , has stated in the first verse of the 7th chapter of his ethics i.e. Chanakya policy that what a person should keep to himself i.e. what are the things which it is better not to tell to others.
Arthanash manastapam grhinyascharitani f.
The following sentences are under pressure.
In this verse Chanakya states that a wise person should not tell anyone about the destruction of wealth, when the mind is sad, about the guilt of the house, about being cheated by someone and being humiliated. That is to say, in such situations, the mind must be kept in mind.
There are some things that should not be done against someone else. For example, when money is lost, when the mind is sad for something, when the wife is abused, when a bad person hears something bad, that is, when she is insulted or when someone cheats on her.
The more you say these things in front of people, the more you will laugh, that is, the more people will make fun of you. Show no sympathy. All these things are your private. So it must be kept secret. It is better to keep it hidden.
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