DISCIPLINE STUDY OF THERAVADA MONKS (PANNATTI VAJCHA) WICH THE LAW ON WORLDLY REPROACH (LOKAVAJJA)

Abstract

Vinaya states that there are two types of punishment for violations: 1. Pannatti Vajcha means an offense that is punishable by the discipline or precepts 2. Lokavajcha means an offense that is a worldly punishment for the punishment of worldly offenses Some precepts are heavy offenses and some are light offenses. Some rules related to law Therefore, it is necessary to renounce the priesthood. It has appeared in various news that the Vinaya in the Sangha side is similar to the law of the people. Some precepts that are serious offenses that are punishable by the villagers It is necessary to leave the precepts and some of them are light offenses but are punishable by the people of the world as well. It is necessary to leave the monkhood or leave the monkhood. For example, a serious offense, namely, all 4 pararajika offenses, are serious disciplines that cannot be corrected. unable to come back to ordain again and is something that the worldly people criticize or is a worldly punishment (lokwatcha) as well, etc. As for a light offense, such as in Pacittiya (92 verses), it is classified as a light offense according to the Dhamma Vinaya. But there are some clauses that, when doing it, become worldly Vajcha, having to give up the monkhood or renounce sex, for example, the monks are prohibited from drinking alcoholic beverages. When misbehaving, one has to leave the monk's disciplinary order or break every law. It is an offense that is lighter than the pacittiya, such as prohibiting monks from driving, etc. The Sangha's administration punishes monks who drive cars differently. Some areas only warned and punished. Some areas even reported to their superiors and left the monkhood.