僧羯磨 3.35

3.35

"You do not see your offense now. Wherever you go, they too shall bring up your offense, require a personal confession from you, not permit you to engage in anuvadita, and not permit you to participate in poṣadha or pravāraṇā. Just as a horse-tamer, when a vicious horse is difficult to train, abandons it along with the halter and post to which it is tied; you, bhikṣu, who do not see your own offense, are also just like this—cast aside in every respect. Wherever you go, you shall even not be permitted to participate in poṣadha or pravāraṇā." (This person should not seek permission; this [formula] is the very permission.)