第二節 受日法
Section 2: Receiving the Sun
百一羯磨云。必有因緣、聽諸比丘守持七日法、出界外。隨時對一苾芻蹲踞合掌、作如是說。
The One Hundred and One Karmic Practices states: If there is a valid reason, monks are permitted to observe the Seven-Day Practice outside the monastery boundaries. At the appropriate time, one should crouch facing another monk, with palms joined, and speak as follows:
具壽存念。我苾芻某甲於此住處、前三月夏安居。我苾芻某甲為某事因緣故、守持七日出外。(案原文作界外。今闕界字。)若無難緣、還來此處。我於今夏在此安居。(三說。)
Please note it with deep respect. I, the monk [Name], am residing here for the first three months of the summer retreat. For a specific reason related to [state the matter], I will go outside for seven days. (The original text says “beyond the boundary”; the word “boundary” is missing.) If no obstacle arises, I will return to this place. I am observing this summer retreat here. (Recite three times.)
所對之人應云。
The person you are addressing should say:
奧箄迦。
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守持日者答言。
The one who keeps the sun replied,
娑度。
律攝云。或有一夜事來乃至六日、準七日應受。或頻受一日、或重受七日。量事守持、悉皆無犯。
"The Vinaya says: For commitments lasting one night up to six days, the practice is as for the seven-day promise. You may observe a one-day vow repeatedly, or renew a seven-day vow. As long as you uphold the precepts according to your circumstances, there is no violation."
(案本律無心念受日法。考十誦律善誦毗尼序云。佛告優波離。若阿蘭若比丘、獨處一身。聽一心念今日布薩說戒、得說戒法。自恣、受衣、受七日法、受七日藥、與一請、及淨施衣物、亦爾。而十誦無心念受日文。準義、應依本律對首受日文、刪其首端具壽存念、及後奧箄迦娑度。)
(According to the original Vinaya, there is no rule for mentally receiving the duration permission. Examining the *Sarvāstivāda Vinaya* and the *Uttarapaṭṭhiya*-[section] of the skilled chanting, it says: The Buddha told Upāli, “If a monk dwelling in a forest, living alone, may mentally recite: ‘Today is the uposatha for reciting the precepts,’ and thus receive the precept recitation—and likewise for self–confession, receiving robes, receiving the seven‑day permission, receiving the seven‑day medicine, accepting a single invitation, and donating and offering robes.” Yet the *Sarvāstivāda Vinaya* has no passage about mentally receiving duration permission. Following the meaning, we should, in accordance with the original Vinaya’s passage for receiving duration permission by oral proclamation, delete its opening “may you, O one of long life, hold this in mind” and the closing “and thus it is good.”)