Monks’ Analysis: on How Many Offences? (Sekhiya)

Division 1: on All Round

Monks’ Sekhiya 1

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.1 BD.6.68} Dressing, out of disrespect, with the inner robe hanging down in front or behind, how many offences does he fall into? Dressing, out of disrespect … he falls into one offence: wrong-doing. Dressing, out of disrespect … he falls into this one offence.

Monks’ Sekhiya 2

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.2} Out of disrespect putting on the upper robe hanging down in front or behind, he falls into one offence: wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 3, 4

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.3 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.4} Out of disrespect going (sitting down) amid the houses having uncovered the body, he falls into one offence …

Monks’ Sekhiya 5, 6

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.5 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.6} Out of disrespect going (sitting down) amid the houses making play with hand or foot … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 7, 8

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.7 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.8} Out of disrespect going (sitting down) amid the houses looking about … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 9, 10

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.9 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.10} Out of disrespect going (sitting down) amid the houses with (the robes) lifted up … wrong-doing.

The First Division: that on All Round

Division 2: on Loud Laughter

Monks’ Sekhiya 11, 12

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.11 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.12} Out of disrespect going (sitting down) amid the houses with loud laughter … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 13, 14

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.13 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.14} Out of disrespect going (sitting down) amid the houses making a loud noise, a great noise … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 15, 16

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.15 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.16} Out of disrespect going (sitting down) amid the houses swaying the body … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 17, 18

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.17 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.18} Out of disrespect going (sitting down) amid the houses swaying the arms … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 19, 20

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.19 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.20} Out of disrespect going (sitting down) amid the houses swaying the head … wrong-doing.

The Second Division: that on Loud Laughter

Division 3: on Arms Akimbo

Monks’ Sekhiya 21

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.21 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.22} Out of disrespect going (sitting down) amid the houses with the arms akimbo … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 23

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.23 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.24} Out of disrespect going (sitting down) amid the houses muffled up … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 25

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.25} Out of disrespect going amid the houses crouching down on the heels … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 26

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.26} Out of disrespect sitting down amid the houses lolling … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 27

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.27} Out of disrespect accepting almsfood inattentively wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 28

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.28 BD.6.69 Vin.5.45} Out of disrespect accepting almsfood while looking about here and there … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 29

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.29} Out of disrespect accepting much curry only … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 30

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.30} Out of disrespect accepting heaped-up almsfood … wrong-doing.

The Third Division: that on Arms Akimbo

Division 4: on Almsfood

Monks’ Sekhiya 31

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.31 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.32 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.33} Out of disrespect eating almsfood inattentively … while looking about here and there … having chosen here and there … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 34

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.34} Out of disrespect eating much curry only … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 35

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.35} Out of disrespect eating almsfood having chosen from the top … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 36

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.36} Out of disrespect covering up the curry or the condiment with conjey … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 37

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.37} Out of disrespect eating curry or conjey having asked for it for oneself if one is not ill … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 38

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.38} Out of disrespect looking at the bowls of others captious-mindedly … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 39

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.39} Out of disrespect making up a large mouthful … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 40

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.40} Out of disrespect making up a long morsel (of food) … wrong-doing.

The Fourth Division: that on Almsfood

Division 5: on the Mouthful

Monks’ Sekhiya 41

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.41} Out of disrespect opening the mouth when the mouthful has not been brought close … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 42

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.42} Out of disrespect putting the whole hand into the mouth when one is eating … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 43

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.43} Out of disrespect talking with a mouthful in the mouth … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 44

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.44} Out of disrespect eating while tossing up balls of food … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 45–50

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.45 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.46 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.47 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.48 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.49 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.50} Out of disrespect eating while breaking up the mouthfuls … stuffing the cheeks … shaking the hands about … scattering lumps of boiled rice … putting out the tongue … smacking the lips … wrong-doing.

The Fifth Division: that on the Mouthful

Division 6: on Hissing

Monks’ Sekhiya 51–54

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.51 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.52 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.53 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.54 BD.6.70} Out of disrespect eating while making a Out hissing sound … licking the fingers … licking the bowl … licking the lips wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 55

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.55} Out of disrespect accepting a drinking cup with one’s hands soiled (with food) … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 56

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.56 Vin.5.46} Out of disrespect throwing out amid the houses the rinsings of the bowl with lumps of boiled rice … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 57–60

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.57 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.58 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.59 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.60} Out of disrespect teaching Dhamma to someone with a sunshade in his hand … with a staff in his hand … with a knife in his hand … with a weapon in his hand … wrong-doing.

The Sixth Division: that on Hissing

Division 7: on Shoes

Monks’ Sekhiya 61–72

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.61 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.62 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.63 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.64 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.65 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.66 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.67 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.68 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.69 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.70 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.71 Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.72} Out of disrespect teaching Dhamma to someone who is wearing shoes … wearing sandals … in a vehicle … on a bed … who is sitting down lolling … has a turban on his head … whose head is muffled up … who is sitting on a seat when one is sitting on the ground … who is sitting on a high seat when one is sitting on a low seat … who is sitting when one is standing … who is walking in front when one is walking behind … who is walking along a path when one is walking at the side of the path … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 73

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.73} Out of disrespect easing oneself when one is standing … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 74

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.74} Out of disrespect easing oneself or spitting on green corn … wrong-doing.

Monks’ Sekhiya 75

^{Prv.1.2:Bu-Sk.75} Out of disrespect easing oneself or spitting in water how many offences does he fall into? Out of disrespect easing himself … he falls into one offence: wrong-doing. Out of disrespect easing himself … he falls into this one offence.

The Seventh Division: that on Shoes

Concluded are the Rules for Training

Concluded is the Second Chapter: on How Many Offences?