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...summer rains. It concludes with a lengthy presentation of cases in which a monastic incurs no offense for interrupting the rains by prematurely leaving a site. ...ely. The regular observance of the Three Rites at an officially demarcated monastic site is considered a crucial component in ensuring the integrity of the mon ...

...,1 with The Chapter on Lifting Restrictions first, followed by The Chapter on the Rains. ...her from at least seven of The Chapters on Monastic Discipline’s seventeen chapters. The rite of lifting restrictions described here proceeds from the premise ...

...which outlines the statutes and procedures that govern life in a Buddhist monastic community. The Tibetan translation can be found in the Discipline/Vinaya section of the [[Derge Kangyur]] [[Toh]] 1 ...

...which outlines the statutes and procedures that govern life in a Buddhist monastic community. ...nslation: {{84000|http://read.84000.co/translation/toh1-1.html|The Chapter on Going Forth}} ...

...ted yoga, formal protocols, and a rite of restoration that can be observed on the upavasatha (or poṣadha) holiday. After explaining how monks should pr ...s. The regular observance of the “Three Rites” at an officially demarcated monastic site is considered a crucial component in ensuring the integrity of the mon ...

...among seventeen chapters of the [[Vinayavastu]], “The Chapters on Monastic Discipline,” which is one of the four divisions of the Mulasarvastivada [[Vinaya]]. The Tibetan translation can be found in the Discipline/Vinaya section of the [[Derge Kangyur]], [[Toh]] 1-6. ...

They were both born on the same day near [[Rajagriha]], the capital of [[Magadha]], in families wi ...1.html|“Kangyur, The Chapter on Going Forth” from The Chapters on Monastic Discipline, Toh 1-1}} ...

It is organized as a commentary on twenty-seven short mnemonic verses known as the Śikṣāsamuccaya Kārikā The text has nineteen chapters: ...