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Lzh Mg Bi Pn 20Twenty

Chinese title:二十

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– MAHĀSĀṂGHIKA VINAYA

– PRECEPTS FOR BHIKKHUNIS

– ON THE BEGINNING SECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS RULES

NOT TO USE ROOTS AS A MALE ORGAN.

When the Buddha was residing in the city of Śrāvastī, at that time certain bhikkhunis used objects inserted into the vagina to produce emission, such as using various kinds of radishes and onions inserted into the vagina to produce emission. The bhikkhunis then brought this matter and reported it to the Blessed One. In the end, the Buddha instructed: "From this time forward, I do not permit such things to be done. If any bhikkhuni uses radishes or onions inserted into the vagina to produce emission in order to alleviate desire, she commits the offense of Sthūlātyaya. This is called 'roots.'"

Verse summary:

"Striking the vagina, using ointment,Finger-joints, menstrual skirt.Washing where women bathe,Where men bathe likewise.Washing where guests wash garments,Where water pours, where water flows.Using roots to produce emission—This concludes the second section."

Vietnamese translation: Thích Phước Sơn. MAHĀSĀṂGHIKA VINAYA

Chinese translation: TRIPIṬAKA BUDDHABHADRA OF INDIA

TOGETHER WITH ŚRAMAṆA FAXIAN, TRANSLATED DURING THE EASTERN JIN DYNASTY

Meaning verified by: Thích Đỗng Minh

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