<prompt> Hlalosa boitšoaro ba mora ea lehlasoanan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the behavior of a prodigal son . Response in English: A prodigal son refers to a person, typically a young man, who leaves his home and lives a lavish and reckless lifestyle, often wasting his inheritance or resources. The term originates from the parable of The Prodigal Son, found in the Christian Bible in the book of Luke, chapter 15. The behavior of a prodigal son may include:1. Defying authority: A prodigal son might disregard the guidance and authority of his parents or guardians, choosing instead to live a life of independence and self-indulgence.2. Squandering resources: He may spend his money and resources recklessly, without consideration for his future well-being or financial security.3. Living extravagantly: A prodigal son may engage in lavish and expensive behavior, such as excessive partying, fine dining, and buying expensive clothing, without regard for the cost.4. Engaging in risky behavior: Without proper guidance or boundaries, a prodigal son may also be inclined to engage in reckless behaviors or activities which could result in dangerous consequences, such as substance abuse or gambling.5. Losing direction: Ultimately, the prodigal sons lifestyle may lead to a sense of emptiness, despair, or loss of purpose, as he realizes the consequences of his actions and the emptiness of his pursuits.The parable concludes with the prodigal sons eventual repentance, and his return home to his father, who welcomes him back with open arms, showing the power of forgiveness and redemption. . Response in Sesotho: Mora ea lehlasoa o bolela motho, eo ka tloaelo e leng mohlankana, ea tlohang lapeng la hae me a phela bophelo bo mabothobotho le bo sa tsotelleng, hangata a senya lefa la hae kapa matlotlo a hae. Lentsoe lena le tsoa papisong ea Mora ea Lehlasoa, e fumanoang Bibeleng ea Bokreste bukeng ea Luka, khaolo ea 15. Boitšoaro ba mora ea lehlasoa bo ka akarelletsa: 1. Ho nyelisa bolaoli: Mora ea lehlasoa a ka na a hlokomoloha tataiso le bolaoli. ea batsoali ba hae kapa bahlokomeli ba hae, ho e-na le hoo, a khetha ho phela bophelo ba ho itaola le ho ikhotsofatsa. 2. Ho senya matlotlo: A ka na a sebelisa chelete ea hae le matlotlo a hae ka bohlasoa, a sa nahanele boiketlo ba hae ba ka moso kapa chelete. 3. Ho phela ka mokhoa o fetelletseng: Mora ea lehlasoa a ka na a kopanela boitšoarong bo majaba-jaba le bo turu, bo kang meketjana e feteletseng, ho ja lijo tse ntle le ho reka liaparo tse turang, ho sa tsotellehe litšenyehelo. 4. Ho ameha boitšoarong bo kotsi: Ntle le tataiso e nepahetseng kapa meeli, mora ea lehlasoa le eena a ka na a sekamela boitšoarong bo sa tsotelleng kapa liketsong tse ka fellang ka liphello tse kotsi, tse kang tšebeliso e mpe ea lithethefatsi kapa papali ea chelete. 5. Ho lahleheloa ke tataiso: Qetellong, tsela eo mora ea lehlasoa a neng a phela ka eona e ka na ea etsa hore a ikutloe a se na thuso, a nyahame kapa a lahleheloe ke morero, kaha a hlokomela liphello tsa liketso tsa hae le lefeela la lintho tseo a li phehellang. Papiso ena e phethela ka pako e qetellang ea mora ea lehlasoa, le ho khutlela hae ho ntatae, ea mo amohelang ka matsoho a mabeli, a bontša matla a tšoarelo le topollo. 