Critical Introduction to Panhavagara

Author(s): Amulyachandra Sen
Publisher: Amulyachandra Sen

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The bhāvanās of the third vow, 1 e avoiding taking things not given, run thus
Ayār
I) begging for a limited piece of ground after deliberation - anuvii mioggaha-jäi se nigganthe,
II) consuming food and drink with the permission of superiors anunnaviya pāna-bhoyana-bhoi se nigganthe,
III) limitation of extent and time in possessing a piece of ground nigganthe nam oggahamsi oggahıyamsi ettävatāva oggahana-silae siya,
IV) constant renewal of grant of a piece of ground occupied - nigganthe nam oggahamsı oggahıyamsı abhikkhanam abhikkhanam oggahana-silae sıyā,
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V) begging for a piece of ground for co-religionists after deliberation
anuvii mioggaha-jäi se nigganthe sähammiesu,
Panhäv.
I) taking up one's residence in a lonely place ViVitta-văsa-vasahi-samiti-joga,
II) non-acceptance of grass etc found in a place of lonely residence, unless offered
oggaha-samiti-joga,
III) no plant or other life is to be destroyed or troubled on account of a bed
sejjā-samiti-joga,
IV) carefulness in eating meals obtained in alms sähärana-pindaväya-läbha-samiti-joga,
V) showing deference to superiors, co-religionists etc and in begging, going in and out etc
vinao pauñjiyavvo
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Every one of the bhāvanās under this vow is different in the two
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The bhāvanās of the fourth vow, 1 e, avoiding sexual enjoyment, run thus