Pāṭidesanīya
The rules in this category are known in Pali as <i lang='pi' translate='no'>pāṭidesanīya</i>, “entailing acknowledgement”. There are four such rules for the monks, none of which are shared with the nuns. What distinguishes these rules from the <i lang='pi' translate='no'>pācittiyas</i> is the manner of confession. For these rules the confession is done using a unique formula, with the second rule being the only one in the Monastic Code where all the offenders confess together as a group.
Bài kinh (4)
- Bu Pd 1ĐIỀU HỌC PĀṬIDESANĪYA THỨ NHẤT:PaṭhamapāṭidesanīyaA monk who receives food from a nun must acknowledge the offense.
- Bu Pd 2ĐIỀU HỌC PĀṬIDESANĪYA THỨ NHÌ:DutiyapāṭidesanīyaA monk at an invitational meal who does not tell a nun to stop directing the distribution of food must acknowledge the offense.
- Bu Pd 3ĐIỀU HỌC PĀṬIDESANĪYA THỨ BA:TatiyapāṭidesanīyaA monk who receives food from anyone designated as “in training” must acknowledge the offense.
- Bu Pd 4ĐIỀU HỌC PĀṬIDESANĪYA THỨ TƯ:CatutthapāṭidesanīyaA monk who receives food in a dangerous wilderness dwelling must acknowledge the offense.