[BCC] Therein, attamhi means when an occasion arises to monks in respect of sewing robes, bringing about peace and to laymen in a matter concerning agriculture or business, the friends who are capable of facing such situations. That is sukhā sahāyā they bring mental solace.

[BCC] Tuṭṭhī sukhā means if laymen being not contended with what they get take into house-breaking etc. and if monks live not being contended engage in the twenty one anesanas.

[BCC] Tasmā is therefore someone. Itarītarena means being contended with what one has, be it big or small.

[BCC] Puññanti the merits one has done brings happiness to one at death.

[BCC] Sabbaso means Arahantship is the best which shatter all suffering in saṃsāra.

[BCC] Mateyya ci means all services should be done towards the mother.

[BCC] Pitari means performing all duties towards the father.

[BCC] Parents should be well-attended upon.

[BCC] The parents hide their wealth in the ground when their children do not treat them well. They either give it to some outsider. The person who does not attend on parents gets censured and gets born in hell after death.

[BCC] If anyone looks after the parents well, parents give wealth to them and they are priased. They are born in heaven after death.

[BCC] In that they enjoy happiness in both ways.

[BCC] Good behaviour towards monks.

[BCC] Brahmaññati is conducting oneself well in offering the Four Requisites to Buddhas, Pacceka Buddhas, and Arahants who have abandoned all evil.

[BCC] *** Sīlanti*** adorning oneself with ornaments suits only different ages.

[BCC] When people wear them unbefittingly, the world censures them.

[BCC] But the observance of five and Ten Higher Precepts suits all ages.

[BCC] It is said like this Sukhaṃ yāva parā sīlaṃ.

[BCC] Saddhā patiṭṭhitāti

• Faith is two fold as mundane and supramundane. It is a bliss when faith is well established. To achieve both worldly faith as well as Supramundane faith is a bliss.

[BCC] Pāpānaṃ akarananti means in respect of this world, it is a happiness not to break foot bridges and close roads.