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200 10$aFreedom wherever we go $ea Buddhist monastic code for the 21st century /$fThich Nhat Hanh
210   $aBerkeley, Calif. $cParallax Press$dc2004
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327   $aTable of Contents; Preface; Introduction: Precepts Are Mindfulness; Recitation Ceremony of the Bhikshu Precepts; Recitation Ceremony of the Bhikshuni Precepts; Sangha Restoration Offenses :Methods for Practicing Dwelling Apart, Beginning Anew, and Purifying the Offense; Release and Expression of Regret Offense:Methods for Practicing Expressing Regret and BeginningAnew to be made before the whole Sangha or before threeor two bhikshus representing the whole Sangha; Conclusion: Step by Step
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