Vinaya Piṭaka — The Discipline Basket – page 7
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Bi Np 28: 28. Bribing weavers
If a lay person is having robe-cloth woven for a nun and that nun makes demands of the weavers, then she must relinquish the robe-cloth and confess the offense.
Bi Np 29: 29. Storing haste-cloth too long
A nun who stores “an urgent robe” beyond the acceptable time limit must relinquish it and confess the offense.
Bi Np 30: 30. Diverting an offering intended for the Sangha
A nun who diverts to herself an offering intended for the Order must relinquish the item and confess the offense.
Bi Pc 1: 1. The training rule on eating garlic
A nun who eats raw garlic must confess the offense. This rule includes the Suvaṇṇahaṁsa Jātaka tale, “the Golden goose Jātaka,” found in slightly different form in the Jātaka collection.
Bi Pc 1: 1. The training rule on eating garlic
A nun who eats raw garlic must confess the offense. This rule includes the Suvaṇṇahaṁsa Jātaka tale, “the Golden goose Jātaka,” found in slightly different form in the Jātaka collection.
Bi Pc 2: 2. Removing pubic hair
A nun who removes hair from the armpits or the groin must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 2: 2. Removing pubic hair
A nun who removes hair from the armpits or the groin must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 3: 3. Masturbation
A nun who slaps her genitals must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 3: 3. Masturbation
A nun who slaps her genitals must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 4: 4. Using a dildo
A nun who uses a dildo must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 4: 4. Using a dildo
A nun who uses a dildo must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 5: 5. Intimate washing
A nun who inserts more than two joints of the fingers into the vagina must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 5: 5. Intimate washing
A nun who inserts more than two joints of the fingers into the vagina must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 6: 6. Attending on a monk
A nun who attends on a monk while he is eating must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 6: 6. Attending on a monk
A nun who attends on a monk while he is eating must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 7: 7. Asking for raw grain
A nun who asks for raw grain and then prepares and eats it must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 7: 7. Asking for raw grain
A nun who asks for raw grain and then prepares and eats it must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 8: 8. Disposing of waste over a wall
A nun who disposes of feces, urine, or rubbish over a wall must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 8: 8. Disposing of waste over a wall
A nun who disposes of feces, urine, or rubbish over a wall must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 9: 9. Disposing of waste on plants
A nun who disposes of feces, urine, or rubbish on cultivated plants must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 9: 9. Disposing of waste on plants
A nun who disposes of feces, urine, or rubbish on cultivated plants must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 10: 10. Watching entertainment
A nun who goes to see a show must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 10: 10. Watching entertainment
A nun who goes to see a show must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 11: 11. Meeting a man in the dark
A nun who, seeking privacy, stands alone with a man at night must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 11: 11. Meeting a man in the dark
A nun who, seeking privacy, stands alone with a man at night must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 12: 12. Meeting a man in a concealed place
A nun who, seeking privacy, stands alone with a man in a concealed place must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 12: 12. Meeting a man in a concealed place
A nun who, seeking privacy, stands alone with a man in a concealed place must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 13: 13. Meeting a man in the open
A nun who, seeking privacy, stands alone with a man out in the open must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 13: 13. Meeting a man in the open
A nun who, seeking privacy, stands alone with a man out in the open must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 14: 14. Meeting a man on a street
A nun who, seeking privacy, stands alone with a man on street must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 14: 14. Meeting a man on a street
A nun who, seeking privacy, stands alone with a man on street must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 15: 15. Departing without taking leave
A nun who leaves a house without informing the owners must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 15: 15. Departing without taking leave
A nun who leaves a house without informing the owners must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 16: 16. Sitting down without permission
A nun who sits or lies down on a seat in a house without asking the owners for permission must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 16: 16. Sitting down without permission
A nun who sits or lies down on a seat in a house without asking the owners for permission must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 17: 17. Putting out bedding without permission
A nun who spreads out bedding in a house and then sits or lies down without asking the owners for permission must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 17: 17. Putting out bedding without permission
A nun who spreads out bedding in a house and then sits or lies down without asking the owners for permission must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 18: 18. Complaining without reflection
A nun who criticizes someone without reflection must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 18: 18. Complaining without reflection
A nun who criticizes someone without reflection must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 19: 19. Cursing
A nun who curses herself or another must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 19: 19. Cursing
A nun who curses herself or another must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 20: 20. Crying and beating oneself
A nun who cries and beats herself must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 20: 20. Crying and beating oneself
A nun who cries and beats herself must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 21: 21. Bathing naked
A nun who bathes naked must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 21: 21. Bathing naked
A nun who bathes naked must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 22: 22. Making an oversize bathing robe
A nun who makes a bathing robe that is too large must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 22: 22. Making an oversize bathing robe
A nun who makes a bathing robe that is too large must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 23: 23. Unstitching a robe
A nun who does not sew back together the robe of another nun after unstitching it must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 23: 23. Unstitching a robe
A nun who does not sew back together the robe of another nun after unstitching it must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 24: 24. Moving robes
A nun who leaves any of her five robes untouched for five days must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 24: 24. Moving robes
A nun who leaves any of her five robes untouched for five days must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 25: 25. Borrowing a robe
A nun who wears a borrowed robe without the permission of the owner must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 25: 25. Borrowing a robe
A nun who wears a borrowed robe without the permission of the owner must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 26: 26. Hindering robe-cloth for the community
A nun who hinders an order of nuns from receiving robe-cloth must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 26: 26. Hindering robe-cloth for the community
A nun who hinders an order of nuns from receiving robe-cloth must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 27: 27. Blocking robe-cloth distribution
A nun who blocks an appropriate distribution of robe-cloth must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 27: 27. Blocking robe-cloth distribution
A nun who blocks an appropriate distribution of robe-cloth must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 28: 28. Giving a robe to a non-monastic
A nun who gives a robe to anyone who is not a Buddhist monastic must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 28: 28. Giving a robe to a non-monastic
A nun who gives a robe to anyone who is not a Buddhist monastic must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 29: 29. Letting the robe season expire
A nun who hinders the distribution of robe-cloth without a proper reason must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 29: 29. Letting the robe season expire
A nun who hinders the distribution of robe-cloth without a proper reason must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 30: 30. Blocking the ending of the robe season
A nun who inappropriately blocks the Order from ending the robe-making season must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 30: 30. Blocking the ending of the robe season
A nun who inappropriately blocks the Order from ending the robe-making season must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 31: 31. Lying on the same bed
A nun who lies down on the same bed as another nun must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 31: 31. Lying on the same bed
A nun who lies down on the same bed as another nun must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 32: 32. Lying on the same sheet
A nun who shares bedding with another nun must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 32: 32. Lying on the same sheet
A nun who shares bedding with another nun must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 33: 33. Making a nun ill at ease
A nun who intentionally makes another nun ill at ease must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 33: 33. Making a nun ill at ease
A nun who intentionally makes another nun ill at ease must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 34: 34. Not nursing a disciple
A nun who does not attend on a sick monastic disciple must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 34: 34. Not nursing a disciple
A nun who does not attend on a sick monastic disciple must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 35: 35. Evicting a nun
A nun who gives a dwelling place to another nun and then throws her out must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 35: 35. Evicting a nun
A nun who gives a dwelling place to another nun and then throws her out must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 36: 36. Socializing with a householder
A nun who persistently engages in inappropriate socialization with lay people must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 36: 36. Socializing with a householder
A nun who persistently engages in inappropriate socialization with lay people must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 37: 37. Wandering within the country
A nun who goes wandering without a group of travelers in a dangerous area of her own country must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 37: 37. Wandering within the country
A nun who goes wandering without a group of travelers in a dangerous area of her own country must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 38: 38. Wandering outside the country
A nun who goes wandering without a group of travelers in a dangerous area abroad must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 38: 38. Wandering outside the country
A nun who goes wandering without a group of travelers in a dangerous area abroad must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 39: 39. Wandering during the rainy season
A nun who goes wandering during the rainy season must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 39: 39. Wandering during the rainy season
A nun who goes wandering during the rainy season must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 40: 40. Not wandering after the rainy season
A nun who does not go wandering after the rainy season must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 40: 40. Not wandering after the rainy season
A nun who does not go wandering after the rainy season must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 41: 41. Visiting places of pleasure
A nun who goes to see a pleasure house or a pleasure garden must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 41: 41. Visiting places of pleasure
A nun who goes to see a pleasure house or a pleasure garden must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 42: 42. Using luxurious furniture
A nun who uses a large or luxurious seat must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 42: 42. Using luxurious furniture
A nun who uses a large or luxurious seat must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 43: 43. Spinning yarn
A nun who spins yarn must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 43: 43. Spinning yarn
A nun who spins yarn must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 44: 44. Serving householders
A nun who serves a lay person must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 44: 44. Serving householders
A nun who serves a lay person must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 45: 45. Not resolving a legal issue
A nun who agrees to settle a legal issue but then makes no effort to do so must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 45: 45. Not resolving a legal issue
A nun who agrees to settle a legal issue but then makes no effort to do so must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 46: 46. Giving food to a non-monastic
A nun who gives food to anyone who is not a Buddhist monastic must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 46: 46. Giving food to a non-monastic
A nun who gives food to anyone who is not a Buddhist monastic must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 47: 47. Not relinquishing a communal robe
A nun who uses a communal menstruation robe beyond the intended period must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 47: 47. Not relinquishing a communal robe
A nun who uses a communal menstruation robe beyond the intended period must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 48: 48. Not relinquishing a lodging
A nun who goes wandering without giving up her lodging must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 48: 48. Not relinquishing a lodging
A nun who goes wandering without giving up her lodging must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 49: 49. Studying worldly subjects
A nun who studies pointless knowledge must confess the offense.