Vinaya Piṭaka — The Discipline Basket – page 3
958 texts · page 3 of 10 (texts 201–300)
Bu Pc 52: 52. Tickling
A monk who tickles another monk must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 52: 52. Tickling
A monk who tickles another monk must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 53: 53. Playing in water
A monk who plays in water must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 53: 53. Playing in water
A monk who plays in water must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 54: 54. Disrespect
A monk who is disrespectful when rightly corrected about a breach of the monastic code must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 54: 54. Disrespect
A monk who is disrespectful when rightly corrected about a breach of the monastic code must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 55: 55. Scaring a monk
A monk who frightens another monk must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 55: 55. Scaring a monk
A monk who frightens another monk must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 56: 56. Lighting a fire
A monk who lights a fire to warm himself must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 56: 56. Lighting a fire
A monk who lights a fire to warm himself must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 57: 57. Bathing too often
A monk in the central Ganges plain who bathes more than once a fortnight, except when dirty, must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 57: 57. Bathing too often
A monk in the central Ganges plain who bathes more than once a fortnight, except when dirty, must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 58: 58. Not making stains on a new robe
A monk who wears a new robe without first marking it must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 58: 58. Not making stains on a new robe
A monk who wears a new robe without first marking it must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 59: 59. Using assigned property that has not been relinquished
A monk who uses robe-cloth that has been transferred to a fellow monastic must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 59: 59. Using assigned property that has not been relinquished
A monk who uses robe-cloth that has been transferred to a fellow monastic must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 60: 60. Hiding a robe
A monk who hides the requisites of another monk must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 60: 60. Hiding a robe
A monk who hides the requisites of another monk must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 61: 61. Intentionally killing a living being
A monk who intentionally kills a living being must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 61: 61. Intentionally killing a living being
A monk who intentionally kills a living being must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 62: 62. Using water with living beings in it
A monk who uses water that contains living beings must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 62: 62. Using water with living beings in it
A monk who uses water that contains living beings must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 63: 63. Reopening a settled legal issue
A monk who tries to reopen an issue of monastic law that has been properly settled must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 63: 63. Reopening a settled legal issue
A monk who tries to reopen an issue of monastic law that has been properly settled must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 64: 64. Concealing a grave offense
A monk who conceals another monk’s serious offence must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 64: 64. Concealing a grave offense
A monk who conceals another monk’s serious offence must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 65: 65. Ordaining a person under twenty
A monk who acts as preceptor for anyone under twenty must confess the offense. And the ordination is invalid.
Bu Pc 65: 65. Ordaining a person under twenty
A monk who acts as preceptor for anyone under twenty must confess the offense. And the ordination is invalid.
Bu Pc 66: 66. Traveling with thieves
A monk who travels by arrangement with thieves must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 66: 66. Traveling with thieves
A monk who travels by arrangement with thieves must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 67: 67. Traveling with a woman
A monk who travels by arrangement with a woman must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 67: 67. Traveling with a woman
A monk who travels by arrangement with a woman must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 68: 68. Not giving up a bad view
A monk who says that things declared as obstructive by the Buddha are not actually obstructive must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 68: 68. Not giving up a bad view
A monk who says that things declared as obstructive by the Buddha are not actually obstructive must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 69: 69. Living with an ejected monk
A monk who lives with a monk who has been ejected for holding the view that things declared as obstructive by the Buddha are not actually obstructive must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 69: 69. Living with an ejected monk
A monk who lives with a monk who has been ejected for holding the view that things declared as obstructive by the Buddha are not actually obstructive must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 70: 70. Supporting a novice monk with a bad view
A monk who lives with a novice who has been expelled for holding the view that things declared as obstructive by the Buddha are not actually obstructive must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 70: 70. Supporting a novice monk with a bad view
A monk who lives with a novice who has been expelled for holding the view that things declared as obstructive by the Buddha are not actually obstructive must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 71: 71. Not accepting legitimate correction
A monk who uses a ploy as an excuse for not keeping the monastic code must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 71: 71. Not accepting legitimate correction
A monk who uses a ploy as an excuse for not keeping the monastic code must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 72: 72. Disparaging the training rules
A monk who criticizes the monastic code must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 72: 72. Disparaging the training rules
A monk who criticizes the monastic code must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 73: 73. Deception
A monk who deceptively claims that he did not know a rule in the monastic code must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 73: 73. Deception
A monk who deceptively claims that he did not know a rule in the monastic code must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 74: 74. Hitting in anger
A monk who in anger strikes another monk must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 74: 74. Hitting in anger
A monk who in anger strikes another monk must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 75: 75. Raising a hand in anger
A monk who in anger physically threatens another monk must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 75: 75. Raising a hand in anger
A monk who in anger physically threatens another monk must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 76: 76. Making a groundless accusation
A monk who falsely accuses another monk of an offense entailing suspension must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 76: 76. Making a groundless accusation
A monk who falsely accuses another monk of an offense entailing suspension must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 77: 77. Intentionally making a monk anxious
A monk who intentionally makes another monk anxious must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 77: 77. Intentionally making a monk anxious
A monk who intentionally makes another monk anxious must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 78: 78. Eavesdropping
A monk who eavesdrops on other monks who are disputing about the Teaching or the monastic law must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 78: 78. Eavesdropping
A monk who eavesdrops on other monks who are disputing about the Teaching or the monastic law must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 79: 79. Criticizing a legitimate legal procedure
A monk who has given his consent for the Order to perform an official act, but then criticizes the act, must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 79: 79. Criticizing a legitimate legal procedure
A monk who has given his consent for the Order to perform an official act, but then criticizes the act, must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 80: 80. Leaving without giving consent
A monk who departs without giving his consent while the Order is deciding on an issue must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 80: 80. Leaving without giving consent
A monk who departs without giving his consent while the Order is deciding on an issue must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 81: 81. Criticizing a robe distribution
If a monk, acting as part of a complete Order, gives away a robe to an official of the Order, but then criticizes the act, he must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 81: 81. Criticizing a robe distribution
If a monk, acting as part of a complete Order, gives away a robe to an official of the Order, but then criticizes the act, he must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 82: 82. Diverting gains intended for the Sangha
A monk who diverts to an individual an offering intended for the Order must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 82: 82. Diverting gains intended for the Sangha
A monk who diverts to an individual an offering intended for the Order must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 83: 83. Entering a royal compound unannounced
A monk who enters the bedroom of a king must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 83: 83. Entering a royal compound unannounced
A monk who enters the bedroom of a king must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 84: 84. Picking up precious things
A monk who picks up anything considered valuable must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 84: 84. Picking up precious things
A monk who picks up anything considered valuable must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 85: 85. Entering an inhabited area at the wrong time
A monk who enters an inhabited area between noon and dawn must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 85: 85. Entering an inhabited area at the wrong time
A monk who enters an inhabited area between noon and dawn must confess the offense.
Bu Pc 86: 86. Making an inappropriate needle case
A monk who makes a needle-case of bone, ivory, or horn must destroy it and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 86: 86. Making an inappropriate needle case
A monk who makes a needle-case of bone, ivory, or horn must destroy it and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 87: 87. Making an inappropriate bed or bench
A monk who makes a bed with long legs must shorten them and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 87: 87. Making an inappropriate bed or bench
A monk who makes a bed with long legs must shorten them and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 88: 88. Making an upholstered bed or bench
A monk who makes a bed with luxurious upholstery must remove the upholstery and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 88: 88. Making an upholstered bed or bench
A monk who makes a bed with luxurious upholstery must remove the upholstery and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 89: 89. Making an oversize sitting mat
A monk who makes a sitting-cloth that is too large must cut it down and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 89: 89. Making an oversize sitting mat
A monk who makes a sitting-cloth that is too large must cut it down and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 90: 90. Making an oversize itch cloth
A monk who makes a bandage that is too large must cut it down and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 90: 90. Making an oversize itch cloth
A monk who makes a bandage that is too large must cut it down and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 91: 91. Making an oversize rainy-season robe
A monk who makes a rainy-season robe that is too large must cut it down and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 91: 91. Making an oversize rainy-season robe
A monk who makes a rainy-season robe that is too large must cut it down and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 92: 92. Making an oversize robe
A monk who makes a robe that is too large must cut it down and confess the offense.
Bu Pc 92: 92. Making an oversize robe
A monk who makes a robe that is too large must cut it down and confess the offense.
Bu Pd 1: 1. The training rule on receiving a nun’s food
A monk who receives food from a nun must acknowledge the offense.
Bu Pd 1: 1. The training rule on receiving a nun’s food
A monk who receives food from a nun must acknowledge the offense.
Bu Pd 2: 2. Letting a nun give directions to donors
A monk at an invitational meal who does not tell a nun to stop directing the distribution of food must acknowledge the offense.
Bu Pd 2: 2. Letting a nun give directions to donors
A monk at an invitational meal who does not tell a nun to stop directing the distribution of food must acknowledge the offense.
Bu Pd 3: 3. Receiving food from a designated family
A monk who receives food from anyone designated as “in training” must acknowledge the offense.
Bu Pd 3: 3. Receiving food from a designated family
A monk who receives food from anyone designated as “in training” must acknowledge the offense.
Bu Pd 4: 4. Receiving food in a dangerous place
A monk who receives food in a dangerous wilderness dwelling must acknowledge the offense.
Bu Pd 4: 4. Receiving food in a dangerous place
A monk who receives food in a dangerous wilderness dwelling must acknowledge the offense.