Unsolicited advice on a Monday:
Need a simple recipe to get to heaven? Do good and avoid evil.
Don't know what's good and what's evil? Read The Bible (NABRE).
Turn your nose up at The Bible? May God help you. Secondary sources would be Aristotle's Nichomachean Ethics or the Eudemian Ethics. Those will likely lead you (eventually) back to The Bible.
Are The Bible and ancient Greek Philosophy difficult to understand? Find a teacher who is well-versed in both Philosophy and Theology.
Difficult to find an individual with those qualifications? Find a Roman Catholic Church. They'll have one.
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