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| 111...Pacittiya 61 of 92 (Part Seven: The Animal Chapter) --Rules entailing confession | ||||
| 61. Should any bhikkhu knowingly deprive an animal of life, it is to be confessed. | ||||
| 112...Pacittiya 62 of 92 (Part Seven: The Animal Chapter) --Rules entailing confession | ||||
| 62. Should any bhikkhu knowingly make use of water with living beings in it, it is to be confessed. | ||||
| 113...Pacittiya 63 of 92 (Part Seven: The Animal Chapter) --Rules entailing confession | ||||
| 63. Should any bhikkhu knowingly agitate for the reviving of an issue that has been rightfully dealt with, it is to be confessed. | ||||
| 114...Pacittiya 64 of 92 (Part Seven: The Animal Chapter) --Rules entailing confession | ||||
| 64. Should any bhikkhu knowingly conceal another bhikkhu's serious offense, it is to be confessed. | ||||
| 115...Pacittiya 65 of 92 (Part Seven: The Animal Chapter) --Rules entailing confession | ||||
| 65. Should any bhikkhu knowingly give full ordination to an individual less than twenty years of age, the individual is not ordained and the bhikkhus are blameworthy; and as for him (the preceptor), it is to be confessed. | ||||
| 116...Pacittiya 66 of 92 (Part Seven: The Animal Chapter) --Rules entailing confession | ||||
| 66. Should any bhikkhu knowingly and by arrangement travel together with a caravan of thieves, even for the interval between one village and the next, it is to be confessed. | ||||
| 117...Pacittiya 67 of 92 (Part Seven: The Animal Chapter) --Rules entailing confession | ||||
| 67. Should any bhikkhu, by arrangement, travel together with a woman, even for the interval between one village and the next, it is to be confessed. | ||||
| 118...Pacittiya 68 of 92 (Part Seven: The Animal Chapter) --Rules entailing confession | ||||
| 68. Should any bhikkhu say the following: "As I understand the Dhamma taught by the Blessed One, those acts the Blessed One says are obstructive, when indulged in are not genuine obstructions," the bhikkhus should admonish him thus: "Do not say that, venerable sir. Do not misrepresent the Blessed One, for it is not good to misrepresent the Blessed One. The Blessed One would not say anything like that. In many ways, friend, the Blessed One has described obstructive acts, and when indulged in they are genuine obstructions." And should the bhikkhu, thus admonished by the bhikkhus, persist as before, the bhikkhus are to rebuke him up to three times so as to desist. If while being rebuked up to three times he desists, that is good. If he does not desist, it is to be confessed. | ||||
| 119...Pacittiya 69 of 92 (Part Seven: The Animal Chapter) --Rules entailing confession | ||||
| 69. Should any bhikkhu knowingly consort, join in communion, or lie down in the same lodging with a bhikkhu professing such a view who has not acted in compliance with the rule, who has not abandoned that view, it is to be confessed. | ||||
| 120...Pacittiya 70 of 92 (Part Seven: The Animal Chapter) --Rules entailing confession | ||||
| 70. And if a novice should say the following: "As I understand the Dhamma taught by the Blessed One, those acts the Blessed One says are obstructive, when indulged in are not genuine obstructions," the bhikkhus should admonish him thus: "Do not say that, friend novice. Do not misrepresent the Blessed One, for it is not good to misrepresent the Blessed One. The Blessed One would not say anything like that. In many ways, friend, the Blessed One has described obstructive acts, and when indulged in they are genuine obstructions." And should that novice, thus admonished by the bhikkhus, persist as before, the bhikkhus should admonish him as follows: "From this day forth, friend novice, you are not to claim the Blessed One as your teacher, nor are you even to have the opportunity the other novices get -- that of sharing lodgings two or three nights with the bhikkhus. Away with you! Out of our sight! (literally, 'Get lost!')" Should any bhikkhu knowingly support, receive services from, consort with, or lie down in the same lodging with a novice thus expelled, it is to be confessed. | ||||