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The [[Ten Precepts]] ([[Pali]]: [[dasasila]] or [[samanerasikkha]]) refer to the [[precepts]] ([[training rules]]) for [[Buddhist]] [[samaneras]] ([[novice]] [[monks]]) and [[samaneris]] ([[novice]] [[nuns]]). They are used in most [[Buddhist]] schools.
 
The [[Ten Precepts]] ([[Pali]]: [[dasasila]] or [[samanerasikkha]]) refer to the [[precepts]] ([[training rules]]) for [[Buddhist]] [[samaneras]] ([[novice]] [[monks]]) and [[samaneris]] ([[novice]] [[nuns]]). They are used in most [[Buddhist]] schools.
  
#    Refrain from killing living things.
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#    Refrain from {{Wiki|killing}} living things.
 
#    Refrain from [[stealing]].
 
#    Refrain from [[stealing]].
 
#    Refrain from unchastity ([[sensuality]], {{Wiki|sexuality}}, [[lust]]).
 
#    Refrain from unchastity ([[sensuality]], {{Wiki|sexuality}}, [[lust]]).
#    Refrain from lying.
+
#    Refrain from {{Wiki|lying}}.
 
#    Refrain from taking [[intoxicants]].
 
#    Refrain from taking [[intoxicants]].
 
#    Refrain from taking [[food]] at inappropriate times (after noon).
 
#    Refrain from taking [[food]] at inappropriate times (after noon).
#    Refrain from singing, [[dancing]], playing {{Wiki|music}} or attending entertainment programs (performances).
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#    Refrain from singing, [[dancing]], playing {{Wiki|music}} or attending {{Wiki|entertainment}} programs (performances).
 
#    Refrain from wearing [[perfume]], [[cosmetics]] and garland (decorative accessories).
 
#    Refrain from wearing [[perfume]], [[cosmetics]] and garland (decorative accessories).
 
#    Refrain from sitting on high chairs and [[sleeping]] on luxurious, soft beds.
 
#    Refrain from sitting on high chairs and [[sleeping]] on luxurious, soft beds.

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ten precepts (daśa-śīla, 十戒). Observed by novice monks and nuns, the ten precepts include the eight precepts, but precepts 7 and 8 are renumbered 8 and 9, because precept 6 is divided into two: (6) no wearing perfumes or adornments, and (7) no singing, dancing, or watching song-dance entertainments. A tenth precept is added: (10) no touching or hoarding money or treasures. Include an expanded version of the Five Precepts of body and mouth (not to kill, steal, engage in illicit sex, lie, or take intoxicants) with the addition of the virtues of the mind (elimination of greed, anger and delusion).



The Ten Precepts (Pali: dasasila or samanerasikkha) refer to the precepts (training rules) for Buddhist samaneras (novice monks) and samaneris (novice nuns). They are used in most Buddhist schools.

  1. Refrain from killing living things.
  2. Refrain from stealing.
  3. Refrain from unchastity (sensuality, sexuality, lust).
  4. Refrain from lying.
  5. Refrain from taking intoxicants.
  6. Refrain from taking food at inappropriate times (after noon).
  7. Refrain from singing, dancing, playing music or attending entertainment programs (performances).
  8. Refrain from wearing perfume, cosmetics and garland (decorative accessories).
  9. Refrain from sitting on high chairs and sleeping on luxurious, soft beds.
  10. Refrain from accepting money.

Source

www.sutrasmantras.info





Ten Precepts
1. not to kill
2. not to steal
3. not to commit sexual misconduct
4. not to lie
5. not to sell liquor
6. not to speak of the faults of lay or home-leavers
7. not to praise self or disparage others
8. not to hold back teaching or materials
9. not to harbour anger
10. not to slander the three treasures
Ten Precepts

Include an expanded version of the Five Precepts of body and mouth (not to kill, steal, engage in illicit sex, lie, or take intoxicants) with the addition of the virtues of the mind (elimination of greed, anger and delusion).