Vibhanga (Bhikkhu) - Pācittiyas

Bhikkhu Vibhanga - Pācittiyas

Pācittiyas - Offences Involving Confession
1:	Not to lie.
2:	Not to insult another bhikkhu.
3:	Not to create disagreement between bhikkhus.
4:	Not to recite together with laymen, texts of dhamma in Pali language.
5:	Not to spend the night under the same roof as the laity.
6:	Not to lie down in a building in which there is a woman.
7:	Not to teach to a woman more than six consecutive words of dhamma.
8:	Not to announce to a layman a realisation that has been achieved.
9:	Not to tell of another monks serious offence to a layperson.
10:	Not to dig or cause someone else to dig the ground.
11:	Not to destroy plants.
12:	Not to change the conversation when the saṇgha asks a question.
13:	Not to blame or slander a bhikkhu.
14:	Not to leave a mattress or a chair outside without arranging it back suitably.
15:	Not to leave a couch that has been moved in the monastery.
16:	Not to set a bhikkhu apart in order to make him leave.
17:	Not to expel a bhikkhu from a lodging belonging to the saṇgha.
18:	Not to install oneself on a bed or a chair that is placed on a floor with broken planks.
19:	Not to build a roof having more than three layers.
20:	Not to pour water containing living beings onto the ground.
21:	Not to teach bhikkhunīs without the saṇgha's approval.
22:	Not to teach dhamma to bhikkhunīs after nightfall.
23:	Not to go to a bhikkhunīs monastery in order to teach.
24:	Not to accuse a bhikkhu of teaching bhikkhunīs for the sake of gain.
25:	Not to give a robe to a bhikkhunī except in exchange.
26:	Not to sew a robe for a bhikkhunī.
27:	Not to plan a trip with a bhikkhunī.
28:	Not to travel in a boat with a bhikkhunī.
29:	Not to eat food obtained via the intervention of a bhikkhunī.
30:	Not to sit with a bhikkhunī in a remote spot.
31:	Not to eat twice consecutively at a food distribution place.
32:	Not to eat Group meals.
33:	Not to eat beforehand after having been invited to a meal.
34:	Not to be immoderate in receiving food from laypeople.
35:	Not to eat elsewhere after an invitation meal.
36:	A bhikkhu is not to offer food to another bhikkhu who has already eaten his fill.
37:	Not to consume solid foods between noon and the following dawn.
38:	A bhikkhu is not to store food.
39:	Not to ask for food of superior quality for oneself.
40:	Not to eat food which has not been offered.
41:	Not to give food to followers of other teachings.
42:	Not to dismiss a bhikkhu with whom one is on alms round.
43:	Not to intrude upon a laypersons bedroom.
44:	Not to be alone with a female in an isolated place.
45:	Not to sit next to a woman in a place remote from others' ears.
46:	Not visit houses just before noon.
47:	Not to request medicines beyond the limits of the quantity or time fixed by the donor.
48:	Not to watch an army departing for combat.
49:	Not to sleep with an armed troop for more than three consecutive nights.
50:	Not to witness military activities.
51:	Not to consume alcohol or other intoxicants.
52:	Not to tickle abother bhikkhu.
53:	Not to play in the water.
54:	Not to be disrespectful.
55:	Not to frighten another bhikkhu.
56:	Not to light a fire, or have a fire lit.
57:	Not to wash more than twice per month if the body is not dirty.
58:	Not to use a robe without having marked it for identification.
59:	Not to wear a robe that you have formerly relinquished.
60:	Not to hide the belongings of another bhikkhu.
61:	Not to kill animals.
62:	Not to use water containing living beings.
63:	Not to agitate in order to re-open a closed issue.
64:	Not to conceal a serious offence.
65:	Not to ordain a person under twenty years of age.
66:	Not to travel with a group intending theft.
67:	Not to make a trip with a woman having planned it with her.
68:	Not to affirm obstacles to the path as being obstacles.
69:	Not to associate with a bhikkhu who has been placed outside the community.
70:	Not to associate with a sāmaṇera who has erroneous views.
71:	Not to look for pretexts to disregard the rules of the pātimokkha.
72:	Not to denigrate the rules of the pātimokkha.
73:	Not to pretend not knowing a rule of conduct.
74:	Not to hit another bhikkhu.
75:	Not to make a threatening gesture to a fellow bhikkhu.
76:	Not to groundlessly accuse a bhikkhu of a saṇghādisesa.
77:	Not to arouse remorse, doubts or anguish in another bhikkhu's mind.
78:	Not to eavesdrop on a conflict between bhikkhus.
79:	Not to contest a decision taken after having given one's agreement (chanda).
80:	Not to absent oneself without having given agreement (chanda), during a meeting of the saṇgha.
81:	Not to accuse a bhikkhu of assigning a robe belonging to the saṇgha according to favouritism.
82:	Not to appropriate a gift to the saṇgha.
83:	Not to enter the king's chamber without warning.
84:	Not to pick up a precious object except for safekeeping.
85:	Not to enter a town or village after noon without having asked for permission.
86:	Not to make or have made a needle box in ivory, bone or horn.
87:	Not to make, cause to be made or use beds or chairs of a height greater than 65 centimetres.
88:	Not to use mattresses, cushions or cloths filled with cotton or kapok.
89:	Not to use an oversize sitting cloth.
90:	Not to make or have made an oversized "bandage cloth".
91:	Not to make or have made an oversized rains bathing cloth.
92:	Not to make or have made an oversized robe.

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