Early Monastic Buddhism v1.c17.s3.4
Early Monastic Buddhism v1.c17.s3.4
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v1.c17.s3.4
If the candidate finds a suitable preceptor in the monastery where he lives, so far so good; if not, he should proceed to the place where he may find his preceptor. On his way to, as also on his arrival at, his destination he must not be failing in the duties prescribed in the *Vinaya* (ii. 223) for an antevāsika, and he should reverentially and discreetly approach his preceptor, and apprise him of his intention of taking up a subject of meditation.
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- Cullavagga — Pāli