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Part Seven: Appendixes Right Roles; refers to the principle of aiding people in order to develop a unified society Sangha: an assemblage; a community of people who have completely dedicated their lives to directly experiencing Dhamma, and the path and fruit of Nibbana Satti: mindfulness; awareness of what you are doing and what is happening around you Sila: moral discipline; restraint regarding one's physical, mental, and bodily actions Silamaya: see Sila Spontaneously-Born Beings: "On the "good" side, when some beings die they are then born into a level of heaven as an angel. This angel is already developed, to a certain degree, and does not need a mother to be born. They are born out of the force and intensity of their boonya. Boonya is their "food for existence" in that realm. On the "bad" side, when one dies they are born as a hell being in one of Hell's different levels. They go to be tortured right away and it is a result of the baap that they have accumulated throughout their lives. The Buddha discussed heaven, hell, and spontaneously- born beings for this reason: so that we will not be careless with our actions. How can we see whether or not we live in accordance or discord with the Dhamma? Either meditate until we can see it ourselves or die and find out the hard way. This is yet another reason why we must be grateful towards our parents. They teach us the truth of this knowledge and how to use it in life." Family Day By Day 188 Glossary