In this book Disadhamma, the author describes how a householder can grow the Buddha nature within himself or herself and finally attain nibbana without first becoming a monastic. The author elaborates on the main concept: properly venerating the disas, namely, people in all directions around the practitioner. CONTENT - Disadhamma: Directions for mankind - The meanings of the six disas - The front disa: Parents - The back disa: Children and wife - The right disa: Teachers - The left disa: Relatives and friends - The upward disa: Monks and monastics - The downward disas: Servants, menials, and subordinates - Destination that humanity must reach