大比丘三千威儀 2.92

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There are further five matters: first, having already reported to him and departed, one must not say behind his back, 'What so-and-so did today was merely being willful.' Second, one must not say, 'Today I wanted to challenge so-and-so, but out of consideration for someone else, I let it be.' Third, when one's upādhyāya or ācārya has an errand, one must follow along; if instructed to go ahead to fetch something, one should accept his instructions and act accordingly. Fourth, if returning together, one must not enter the gate first, but must follow behind, leaning to the right side; if walking in the sun, one must not step on the master's shadow. Fifth, if someone wishes to detain one for a meal, one must report to the master before leaving, and must not allow oneself to be detained for a meal [without permission].