尼羯磨 3.20

3.20

"Ayye! Do not be fond of quarreling and disputing, be poor at remembering dispute matters, and subsequently become angry and say: 'The saṃgha has partiality, has hatred, has fear, and has delusion.' The saṃgha does not have partiality, does not have hatred, does not have fear, and does not have delusion; you yourself have partiality, have hatred, have fear, and have delusion. You may now abandon this matter; do not be rebuked by the saṃgha and thereby commit further grave offences." (If she complies with the words, it is well; if she does not comply with the words, it is spoken up to three times as above. The substantial procedure of the jñapticaturtha-karman is also clarified as in the Vinaya.)