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尼羯磨 3.76

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3.76

The fourth contemplation: (That is, knowing whether one's robes, bowl, and supporting requisites are complete or lacking. If robes or bowl are lacking, one recites according to what one has:) 'Such-and-such robes and bowl are complete.' (Regarding the remaining that are incomplete, one recites:) 'Such-and-such robes and bowl are incomplete; I resolve that they shall be completed in due course.' (If all are complete, one should say:) 'The five robes and bowl are complete.' (Regarding the remaining extra robes and medicine bowl, one contemplates and knows whether they are already purified or not yet purified. If any are not yet purified, one recites:) 'There are such-and-such extra robes and medicine bowl not yet purified; I resolve that I shall declare them purified.' (If there are none, one recites:) 'There are no extra robes or medicine bowl.'

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