四分律刪繁補闕行事鈔 3.241

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Eleventh, sitting wherever assigned. The treatise states: 'Accepting whatever seat is obtained without making others get up has ten benefits: First, one is free from the weariness of seeking a fine monastery to live in. Second, one is free from the weariness of seeking fine bedding. Third, one does not trouble the elders. Fourth, one does not cause grief or distress to the juniors. Fifth, one has few desires. Sixth, one has few affairs. Seventh, one is content to use whatever is obtained. Eighth, using little means having few obligations. Ninth, one gives no rise to the causes of dispute. Tenth, one does not usurp what others are using.'