Aspects of Mahayana Buddhism and its Relation to Hinayana c9.s2.5

c9.s2.5

(a) stealing property belonging to a saṅgha or a stūpa;
(b) reviling the dharma of any one of the three yānas;
(c) disrobing a monk, who has shaved his head and taken yellow robes according to the Buddhist law, no matter whether or not he be observant of the precepts, and make him a family man and then punish him;
(d) committing deliberately any one of the five deadly sins;
(e) disbelieving the causes of actions (ahetuvādī) and the existence of the next world; and
(f) practising the ten akuśalakarmapathas and persuading others to do the same¹.