佛制比丘六物圖 1.76

1.76

Third, explaining the four obstructions. (In all the boundaries above, wherever they occur, forfeiture of robes results.) First is the obstruction of defilement; (when women are within the boundary, fearing contamination of pure conduct, the robes must be kept on one's person.) Second is the obstruction of physical barriers; (blocked roads on water or land, obstructions by doors, walls, and the like.) Third is the obstruction of mental disquiet; (when kings, ministers, illusionists, or musicians enter the boundary, giving rise to thoughts of robbery, loss, etc., or when brothers in a household separate and each has their own delimited area.) Fourth is the obstruction of boundaries. (When they do not intercommunicate with one another, such as when the person is on the road while the robe is under a tree, then one forfeits the robes, and so forth.)