Gotamī, those principles of which you know: ‘These principles lead to dispassion, not passion; to being unfettered, not fettered; to getting rid of, not heaping up; to few wishes, not many wishes; to contentment, not discontentment; to seclusion, not socializing; to arousal of energy, not laziness; to being easy to support, not hard to support.’ You may definitely hold: ‘This is Dhamma, This is Vinaya, This is the Teaching of the Buddha.’

–The Buddha

Bhikkhuni Vinaya Studies

Although his­tor­ic­ally mar­gin­al­ized, Buddhist nuns are tak­ing their place in mod­ern Buddhism. Like the monks, Buddhist nuns live by an ancient sys­tem of mon­astic law, the Vinaya. This work invest­ig­ates vari­ous areas of uncer­tainty and con­tro­versy in how the Vinaya is to be under­stood and applied today.

 

 

 

 

 

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About the author

Bhikkhu Sujato is a Buddhist monk. He ordained in Thai­l­and in 1994 and spent sev­eral years in forest mon­as­ter­ies prac­ti­cing and study­ing the Dhamma. In 2003 he estab­lished Santi Forest Mon­as­tery. Bhikkhu Sujato is a med­it­ator and scholar who spe­cial­izes in his­tor­ical research into the ori­gins of Buddhism.

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