大比丘三千威儀 2.12

2.12

There are further five matters: First, he should go morning and evening to pay his respects. Second, when the master calls, he should immediately put on his kāṣāya and go to answer, and must not enter bare-bodied wearing wooden clogs. Third, he should sweep the ground, prepare wash water, and dust the beds and mats. Fourth, whether undertaking something himself or going out and coming in, he should report it. Fifth, when going to receive teachings or ask for explanations, whether he grasps them or not, he should not harbor fear in his mind. These are the five matters of the rule for oneself relying on a niśrayācārya.