佛說佛名經 9.19

9.19

"We disciples, from time without beginning down to the present day, have perhaps gone naked or in solitary undergarments before scriptures and images; or stepped onto halls and stupas with unclean feet and footwear; or worn clogs and sandals into the saṅghārāma; or spat and blew our noses in halls and rooms, polluting the ground of the Buddha and the Saṅgha; or lodged together with monks and soiled their Dharma robes; or ridden in carriages and whipped horses, barging into monastic quarters. Such sinful obstacles arising with regard to the Triratna are immeasurable and boundless; today with utmost sincerity, before the Buddhas of the ten directions, the honored Dharma, and the noble assembly, we take refuge and repent.