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2. Play AudioHeirs to Our Actions
    … Part of this is written into the Vinaya, your duties as a monk. You keep your place clean, thoroughly clean. And you keep your whole life in as much order as you can. Part of it’s written into the Vinaya and part of it’s just because you see the results. If you’re diligent in your outside activities, you’re going to … 
3. Noble & True Glossary
    … disciples. Uposatha: Observance day, coinciding with the full moon, new moon, and half moons. Lay Buddhists often observe the eight precepts on this day. “Uposatha” also refers to the ceremony in which monks meet to listen to the recitation of the Pāṭimokkha on the full moon and new moon uposathas. Vinaya: The monastic discipline, whose rules and traditions comprise six volumes in printed text.
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4. Play AudioDisenchantment
    … In fact, I know one teacher who has made lots of changes in the Vinaya, saying the Buddha is our father, so he’d be happy to see his children bringing things up to date. But the Buddha warned against changes in the Dhamma, again and again and again. His image was of a drum. There were drums back in the old days where … 
5. A Meditator’s Tools Glossary
    … it usually denotes the Buddha, although occasionally it also denotes any of his arahant disciples. Uposatha: Observance day, coinciding with the full moon, new moon, and half moons. Lay Buddhists often observe the eight precepts on this day. Monks recite the Pāṭimokkha on the full moon and new moon uposathas. Vinaya: The monastic discipline, whose rules and traditions comprise six volumes in printed text.
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6. Bhikkhunī Pāṭimokkha | The Bhikkhunīs’ Code of Discipline
    … She is an exponent of the Dhamma, she is an exponent of the Vinaya. She acts with our consent and approval. She knows, she speaks for us, and that is pleasing to us,” the bhikkhunīs are to admonish them thus: “Do not say that, ladies. That bhikkhunī is not an exponent of the Dhamma and she is not an exponent of the Vinaya. Do … 
7. Play AudioAbandoning Effluents (1)
    … There’s a passage in one of the commentaries that says that you can take that sutta on the four customs of the noble ones and you can derive the entire Dharma and Vinaya from it. The Vinaya comes out of the first three: your relationship to food, clothing, and shelter. The entire Dhamma comes out of the last custom, which is to learn … 
8. Mahāvagga I Index
   [ Mahāvagga Contents ] I mahākhandhako The Great Khandhaka 1 bodhikathā: The Discussion of the Bodhi (Tree) 2 ajapālakathā: The Discussion of the Goatherd’s (Banyan Tree) 3 mucalindakathā: The Discussion of Mucalinda 4 rājāyatanakathā: The Discussion of the Rājāyatana [King’s Realm] (Tree) 5 brahmayācanakathā: The Discussion of the Brahmā’s Request 6 pañcavaggiyakathā: The Discussion of the Group-of-five 7 pabbajjākathā: The Discussion … 
9. The Paradox of Becoming Glossary
    … the Buddha, although occasionally it also denotes any of his arahant disciples. Uposatha: Observance day, coinciding with the full moon, new moon, and half moons. Lay Buddhists often observe the eight precepts on this day. Monks recite the Pāṭimokkha, the monastic code, on the full moon and new moon uposathas. Vinaya: The monastic discipline, whose rules and traditions comprise six volumes in printed text.
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10. Play AudioThe Buddha’s Eight Principles
     … So those are the principles the Buddha taught to his stepmother to help her to decide what’s genuine Dhamma and Vinaya, and what’s not. Even though we do have all the rules of the Vinaya now, and lots and lots of Dhamma talks, lots and lots of suttas from the Buddha, it’s good to keep these principles in mind, because it … 
11. Play AudioDispassion Is Freedom
     … He gives her eight principles for testing what counts as genuine Dhamma, genuine Vinaya. The principles fall into three types. There are those that are related to the ultimate goal in the practice. There are those that are related to qualities we have to develop within ourselves as we practice, and the third type includes qualities that have to do with our relationship with … 
12. First Things First Glossary
     … eight precepts on this day. “Uposatha” also refers to the ceremony in which monks meet to listen to the recitation of the Pāṭimokkha on the full moon and new moon uposathas. Vinaya: The monastic discipline, whose rules and traditions comprise six volumes in printed text. Vipassanā: Insight. In the Pāli Canon, this denotes a quality of the mind. In modern Buddhism, it also denotes … 
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13. The Craft of the Heart The Five Hindrances
     … and listening to others talk about the practice. b. Paripucchatā: Make a habit of asking questions about what you have learned and experienced, and then put the answers into practice. c. Vinaya-pakataññutā: Be knowledgeable and scrupulous concerning the precepts and practices you have undertaken. d. Vuḍḍha-sevitā: Associate with those who are mature in their virtue and circumspect in their knowledge and behavior … 
14. Play AudioMeaning & Importance
     … The Dhamma, as he said, was something that he had discovered, but the Vinaya was something he had formulated. And here he was handing it over to the monks. He was no longer laying claim to one of his main accomplishments. In one way, this was basically a challenge to them. He had told them many, many times that if they really cared about … 
15. The Wings to Awakening Introduction
     … Although our concern in this book is with the Dhamma, or the teaching of the Wings to Awakening, we should not forget that the Buddha named his teaching Dhamma-Vinaya. The Vinaya was the set of rules and regulations he established for the smooth running of the order. Dhamma is the primary member of the compound, but the Vinaya forms the context that helps … 
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16. Contents
     … Merit for the Deceased Paṭicca Samuppāda | Dependent Co-arising Heedfulness The Three Inspired Verses The House Builder The Mountain Noble Wealth An Auspicious Day The Three Characteristics Bhāra-sutta Gāthā | Verses from the Discourses on the Burden Dhammasaṅgaṇī Mātikā Pāṭha | The List from the Dhamma Groupings The Council Chant Vinaya | Discipline Sutta | Discourses Abhidhamma | Higher Dhamma Dhamma-saṅgaṇī | Classification of Qualities Vibhaṅga | Analysis Dhātu … 
17. Play AudioA Mind Larger than the World
     … He decided he would set up the Dhamma and Vinaya so that it would last for a long time. That was a big project. Gaining awakening took six years. Setting up the Dhamma and Vinaya took forty-five. Every time he gave a talk, it was with a purpose. If he could get people to gain awakening by listening to the talk, that’s … 
18. MvX: kosambakakkhandhako
     … idha sārīputta bhikkhu adhammaṁ dhammoti dīpeti dhammaṁ adhammoti dīpeti avinayaṁ vinayoti dīpeti vinayaṁ avinayoti dīpeti “Here, Sāriputta, a monk explains not-Dhamma as ‘Dhamma’, Dhamma as ‘not-Dhamma’, not-Vinaya as ‘Vinaya’, Vinaya as ‘not-Vinaya’, abhāsitaṁ alapitaṁ tathāgatena bhāsitaṁ lapitaṁ tathāgatenāti dīpeti bhāsitaṁ lapitaṁ tathāgatena abhāsitaṁ alapitaṁ tathāgatenāti dīpeti “what was not spoken, not mentioned by the Tathāgata as ‘spoken, mentioned by the … 
19. Play AudioIn Training
     … In fact, some of the details of the precepts he taught to the king are not even in the Vinaya. He describes right action, right speech, right livelihood, training in contentment, training in mindfulness and alertness, training in concentration, training in the skills that come from concentration, and finally release: That’s the fruit of the contemplative life, the highest of the fruits. As … 
20. The Heart a Flowing Stream Glossary
     … teachings. Uposatha: Observance day, coinciding with the full moon, new moon, and half moons. Lay Buddhists often observe the eight precepts on this day. “Uposatha” also refers to the ceremony in which monks meet to listen to the recitation of the Pāṭimokkha on the full moon and new moon uposathas. Vinaya: The monastic discipline, whose rules and traditions comprise six volumes in printed text.
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21. Play AudioSelf-Doubt
     … He started studying the Vinaya and the Dhamma, and realized that the Vinaya as it was practiced in his monastery was pretty sloppy. As for the practice of the Dhamma, nobody spoke anything about meditation. He felt that something was really lacking. Finally, in his second year as a monk, he met Ajaan Lee, who happened to wander into Chanthaburi. He went to listen … 
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