Vinaya Piṭaka — The Discipline Basket – page 9
958 texts · page 9 of 10 (texts 801–900)
Bi Pc 102: 102. Lying down with a man
A nun who lies down in the same room as a man must confess the offense.
Bi Pd 2: 2. Asking for oil
Bi Pd 2–8: 2–8. Asking for oil … for honey … for syrup … for fish … for meat … for milk … for curd
Bi Pc 103: 103. Teaching a man alone
A nun who teaches a man more than six sentences of the word of the Buddha must confess the offense.
Bi Pd 3: 3. Asking for honey
Bi Pc 104: 104. Truthfully announcing a superhuman quality
A nun who tells an unordained person about her own profound spiritual attainment must confess the offense.
Bi Pd 4: 4. Asking for syrup
Bi Pc 105: 105. Announcing a nun’s grave offense
A nun who tells an unordained person about another nun’s serious offense must confess the offense.
Bi Pd 5: 5. Asking for fish
Bi Pc 106: 106. Digging the earth
A nun who digs the earth must confess the offense.
Bi Pd 6: 6. Asking for meat
Bi Pc 107: 107. Destroying plants
A nun who intentionally destroys vegetation must confess the offense.
Bi Pd 7: 7. Asking for milk
Bi Pc 108: 108. Speaking evasively
A nun who speaks evasively or remains silent when questioned by the Order must confess the offense.
Bi Pd 8: 8. Asking for curd
Bi Pc 109: 109. Complaining
A nun who criticizes or denounces an official of the Order must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 110: 110. Leaving furniture outside
A nun who abandons furniture belonging to the Order outdoors must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 111: 111. Not putting away bedding
A nun who abandons bedding in a dwelling belonging to the Order must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 112: 112. Encroaching on a nun
A nun who lies down in a dwelling belonging to the Order, encroaching on another nun and aiming to make her depart, must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 113: 113. Evicting a nun
A nun who throws another nun out of a dwelling belonging to the Order must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 114: 114. Sitting down on an upper story
A nun who uses a bed with unfastened legs on an unplanked upper storey of a hut belonging to the Order must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 115: 115. Applying excessive materials to a large dwelling
A nun who applies more than three layers of building material when building a large dwelling must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 116: 116. Pouring water with living beings in it
A nun who pours water containing living beings onto the ground must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 117: 117. Eating excessively at a public guesthouse
A nun who eats more than one meal at a public alms center must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 118: 118. Eating in a group
A nun who eats as part of a specifically invited group of nuns must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 119: 119. Accepting more than three bowlfuls
A nun who accepts more than three bowlfuls of pastries must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 120: 120. Eating at the wrong time
A nun who eats between noon and dawn must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 121: 121. Eating stored food
A nun who eats food stored overnight must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 122: 122. Eating ungiven food
A nun who consumes unoffered food or drink must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 123: 123. Dismissing a nun during almsround
A nun who takes another nun on almsround, but then tells her to leave because she wants to misbehave must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 124: 124. Intruding on a lustful couple
A nun who sits down intruding on a lustful couple must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 125: 125. Sitting with a man in a concealed place
A nun who sits in a secluded place with a man must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 126: 126. Sitting alone with a man
A nun who sits in private with a man must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 127: 127. Visiting families before a meal
A nun who visits other lay people before or after an invitational meal must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 128: 128. Accepting an invitation of more than four months
A nun who goes beyond the terms of an invitation to ask for requisites must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 129: 129. Going to see a mobilized army
A nun who goes to see an army in action must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 130: 130. Staying more than three days with an army
A nun who stays with an army for more than three nights must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 131: 131. Seeing an army in action
If, while staying with an army, a nun goes to see the army in action, she must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 132: 132. Drinking alcohol
A nun who consumes alcohol must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 133: 133. Tickling
A nun who tickles another nun must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 134: 134. Playing in water
A nun who plays in water must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 135: 135. Disrespect
A nun who is disrespectful when rightly corrected about a breach of the monastic code must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 136: 136. Scaring a nun
A nun who frightens another nun must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 137: 137. Lighting a fire
A nun who lights a fire to warm herself must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 138: 138. Bathing too often
A nun in the central Ganges plain who bathes more than once a fortnight, except when dirty, must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 139: 139. Not making stains on a new robe
A nun who wears a new robe without first marking it must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 140: 140. Using assigned property that has not been relinquished
A nun who uses robe-cloth that has been transferred to a fellow monastic must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 141: 141. Hiding a robe
A nun who hides the requisites of another nun must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 142: 142. Intentionally killing a living being
A nun who intentionally kills a living being must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 143: 143. Using water with living beings in it
A nun who uses water that contains living beings must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 144: 144. Reopening a settled legal issue
A nun who tries to reopen an issue of monastic law that has been properly settled must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 145: 145. Traveling with thieves
A nun who travels by arrangement with thieves must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 146: 146. Not giving up a bad view
A nun who says that things declared as obstructive by the Buddha are not actually obstructive must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 147: 147. Living with an ejected nun
A nun who lives with a nun who has been ejected for holding the view that things declared as obstructive by the Buddha are not actually obstructive must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 148: 148. Supporting a novice nun with a bad view
A nun who lives with a novice nun who has been expelled for holding the view that things declared as obstructive by the Buddha are not actually obstructive must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 149: 149. Not accepting legitimate correction
A nun who uses a ploy as an excuse for not keeping the monastic code must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 150: 150. Disparaging the training rules
A nun who criticizes the monastic code must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 151: 151. Deception
A nun who deceptively claims that she did not know a rule in the monastic code must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 152: 152. Hitting in anger
A nun who in anger strikes another nun must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 153: 153. Raising a hand in anger
A nun who in anger physically threatens another nun must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 154: 154. Making a groundless accusation
A nun who falsely accuses another nun of an offense entailing suspension must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 155: 155. Intentionally making a nun anxious
A nun who intentionally makes another nun anxious must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 156: 156. Eavesdropping
A nun who eavesdrops on other nuns who are disputing about the Teaching or the monastic law must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 157: 157. Criticizing a legitimate legal procedure
A nun who has given her consent for the Order to perform an official act, but then criticizes the act must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 158: 158. Leaving without giving consent
A nun who departs without giving her consent while the Order is deciding on an issue must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 159: 159. Criticizing a robe distribution
If a nun, acting as part of a complete Order, gives away a robe to an official of the Order, but then criticizes the act, she must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 160: 160. Diverting gains intended for the Sangha
A nun who diverts to an individual an offering intended for the Order must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 161: 161. Picking up precious things
A nun who picks up anything considered valuable must confess the offense.
Bi Pc 162: 162. Making an inappropriate needle case
A nun who makes a needle-case of bone, ivory, or horn must destroy it and confess the offense.
Bi Pc 163: 163. Making an inappropriate bed or bench
A nun who makes a bed with long legs must shorten them and confess the offense.
Bi Pc 164: 164. Making an upholstered bed or bench
A nun who makes a bed with luxurious upholstery must remove the upholstery and confess the offense.
Bi Pc 165: 165. Making an oversize itch cloth
A nun who makes a bandage that is too large must cut it down and confess the offense.
Bi Pc 166: 166. Making an oversize robe
A nun who makes a robe that is too large must cut it down and confess the offense.