Eight precepts

Sinhala: අට සිල්; (ata sil)
Chinese: 八關齋/八關齋戒; (Pinyin: baguan zhai, baguan zhai jie)
Japanese: 八斎戒; (Rōmaji: hakkansai, hassaikai)
Korean: 八關會; (RR: p’algwan hoe)
Thai: ศีลแปด; (RTGS: sin paet)

Eight precepts (ศีลแปด)

In Buddhism, the eight precepts is a list of precepts that are observed by lay Buddhists on observance days and festivals. They include general precepts such as refraining from killing, but also more specific ones, such as abstaining from cosmetics and entertainment. Wikipedia

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The first five of the eight precepts are similar to the five precepts, that is, to refrain from killing living beings, stealing, damaging speech, and abstaining from intoxicating drinks or drugs, but the third precept is abstinence from all sexual activity instead of refraining from sexual offenses.[3] The final three precepts are to abstain from eating at the wrong time (after midday); to abstain from entertainment such as dancing, singing, music, and watching shows, as well as to abstain from wearing garlands, perfumes, cosmetics, and personal adornments; and to abstain from luxurious seats and beds.

To summarise, following anthropologist Barend Jan Terwiel’s translation from the Pāli language used in Thai ceremonies:

I undertake [to observe] the rule of abstinence from taking life
I undertake [to observe] the rule of abstinence from taking what is not given
I undertake [to observe] the rule of abstinence from unchastity
I undertake [to observe] the rule of abstinence from false speech
I undertake [to observe] the rule of abstinence from intoxicants which cause a careless frame of mind
I undertake [to observe] the rule of abstinence from taking food at the wrong time
I undertake [to observe] the rule of abstinence from dancing, music, visiting shows, flowers, make-up, the wearing of ornaments and decorations
I undertake [to observe] the rule of abstinence from a tall, high sleeping place.
In Thailand, when the eight precepts are taken, it is believed that if one of them is broken, they are all broken. In the Pāli tradition, the precepts are described in the Dhammika Sutta, part of the Sutta-Nipāta. In many medieval Chinese texts, the order of the last three items is different, with numbers 6 and 8 switched.

Uposatha precepts are as follows:

to abstain from killing animals or to refrain from destroying life
to refrain from stealing things that his owner did not give or to refrain from taking what he has not given
Abstain from behavior that is hostile to the holy life. or Abstain from misconduct is to abstain from incest
Refrain from negotiating false statements to deceive others. or Abstain from telling lies
Abstain from drinking intoxicating liquor which is a place of negligence. or Abstaining from drunk things, that is, liquor, which is a place of negligence.
Abstain from eating food. from the time of the noon sun until the new dawn or Abstain from consuming food during the night. It’s noon
Abstain from dancing, singing and fanfare of various musical instruments. which is an enemy of all merits and a decorated body with fragrant flowers jewelry, dyeing machine Stir the skin to make various beauty which is the reason for the establishment of desire or bstain from dancing, singing, playing music, and watching the play that is antagonistic to the celibacy. The shape of flowers, scents and fondues that are used as decorations.
Refrain from sitting above the bed on a horse with feet higher than approximately and a large mattress seat Inside there is cotton wool, ornate planks of various silver and gold. or Abstain from the high bed. extravagant

Buddha proverb

Tasma hinari janaro silava
Atthangkupetam Upavassuposat
Pujanani Katan Sukutriyani
Aninthita Sakhamupenti Thanam

Therefore, virtuous women and men
Preserving the ubosot, consisting of 8 elements
Make merit with happiness as profit therefore not to be blamed
will reach the place of heaven.

(Buddha) Ang. Tik. 20/ 276.

about the temple

The Buddha preached the ubosot of upasikas.
with Mrs. Visakha etc. one day Mrs. Visakha asked them.
Those upasikas said For what purpose do you maintain the chapel?
The elders replied, for Dhipayasombat middle clergy
He replied that the husband would not have another wife. The upasikas continually said that in order to
had the firstborn as a male The young layposts replied, to have a husband of only one generation
Mrs. Visakha had heard the words of the Upasikas. therefore took him to watch
addressed it to the Master in order So he preached the Dharma and then spoke this stanza

Yata Thanten Kopalo
Kavo Pacheti Orkran,
Aew Chara Jamachuj
Ayuung Pachenti Paninam.

Cattle herders herd cattle.

as I go to a place to eat by crime.
Old age and death drive
The age of the animals is gone, and so do I.

ordination ceremony

Ubosot means access means to strictly stay and maintain the 8 precepts.
It is the practice of a devoted lay disciple. Whoever develops his mind to a higher level

The ordination hall has 3 things:

1. Normally, the Ubosot is only practiced for one day and one night.

2. Patijakhara Ubosot is a special treatment for 3 days each time, which is one day of receiving the precepts. 1 day of treatment and 1 day of delivery

3. The miracle of the temple is to stay in the Ubosot for 3 months during the Buddhist Lent or 4 months throughout the rainy season, is an ordination hall that is designated annually But now, because the people who remember the temple. There is a lot of business, so there are not many people who have this kind of temple. who intends to maintain what kind of temple Be prepared and go to the temple to meditate on the chapel and heal. or to utter the words of prayer for the Uposatha by himself

“Imang Atthangasamannakatang Buddhapanyattang Uposatang
Imanca Ratting Imanca Diwasang Sammateva Aphirakkitung Samadiyami”

It means that I pray for the ubosot that the Buddha has decreed. together with these eight to keep them well not to be broken All night and today

8 precepts

Mayang Bhante Tisaranena Saha Attha Silani Yajama

Dutiyampi Mayang Bhante Tisaranena Saha Attha Silani Yajama

Tatiyampi Mayang Bhante Tisaranena Saha Attha Silani Yajama

(Note, if alone, change Mayang to Ahang, Yajama to Yajami)

witchcraft milk

Namo tassa bhagavato arahato sammasambuddhassa (3 ends)

Phuttang Saranang Kajchami

Thamman Saranang Kajchami

Sanghang Saranang Kajchami

dutiyampi buddang saranan gacchami

dutiyampi thangmang saranang gacchami

dutiyampi sanghang saranang gacchami

Tatiyampi Phutthang saranan gacchami

Tatiyampi Dhamthang Saranang Gajchami

Tatiyampi sanghang saranang gacchami

(The Buddha said) tisarana kamanang nitthitang (acknowledged) ama phante.

The 8 Precepts pray:

1. Panatipata veramani sikkhapadang samadiyami

2. Atinnatana veramani sikkhapadang samadiyami

3. Aparahamajaria veramani sikkhapadang samadiyami

4. Musavada veramani sikkhapadang samadiyami

5. Suramerayamajjapamadatthana veramani sikkhapatang samatiyami

6. Vikalabhochana veramani sikkhapatang samadiyami

7. Naccagitavaditavisugadassana Malakandhavilepana-
Thanana Mandana Wibhu Sanatthana Vermani Sikkhapatang Samadiyami

8. Ujjasayana mahasayana veramani sikkhapatang samadiyami

Imam Atthangasamannakatang Buddhapanhattang Uposatang Immanja Ratting
Immanca Diwasang Sammateva Aphirakkitung Samadiyami

(pause that’s all) Now the monk will say

Imani Attha Sikkhapatani Uposatha Wasena
Manasikarit๎wa Sathugang Appamatena Rakkitabpani
(Accepted together that) Ama Phante (Sangha continued)

Silena Sukating Yanti Silena Bhokhasampada
Silena Nipputing Yanti Tasma Silang Wisothaye
(Accepted together that) Imani Attha Sikkhapatani Samatiyami (3 times)

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