量處輕重儀 2.113

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右並隨身要事，理斷從輕。故律制云，無針無漉器，不得遊行。明知用資常有故也。又如《僧祇》云，受已制畜應法澡罐。豈非機務所須耶？故入分也。又《薩婆多》云，右似寶銅鐵雜色珠等入百一物數者，得取，不須說淨。故知輕分為審。

The above are all essential personal requisites, so by principle they are judged as classified as light property. Thus the Vinaya's regulation states that without a needle or water-filter, one must not travel. This clearly shows that they are constant resources for use. Furthermore, as the *Mahāsāṃghika Vinaya* states, once ordained, one is prescribed to keep a 규ṇḍikā that conforms to Dharma. How could this not be a necessity for daily activity? Therefore it enters the distribution. Moreover, the *Sarvāstivāda* says: of items resembling precious materials, bronze, iron, or variegated beads that fall within the category of the hundred and one requisites, one may take them without needing to perform vikalpanā. Thus we know that distributing them as light property is well-considered.