釋門歸敬儀 2.79

2.79

Next, explaining the procedure for receiving [them]. If there is a master, one receives them from him; if there is no master, one takes the vow oneself, just as with the three refuges above. Having taken the three self-refuges, one personally speaks: 'I, named so-and-so, to the end of my physical life will arouse an attitude of kindness and benevolence toward all sentient beings, and will not give rise to a mind to kill.' The latter nine virtues follow this example, so as not to multiply words.