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Patimokkha
Hey there! I saw you working on the Thai Forest Tradition and wanted to point you at the Patimokkha article. It got shoved into a weird name so it didn't get edited for years and years and it's literally just a tiny introduction and the actual list of rules rather than an article on the patimokkha itself (unlike the article on Prātimokṣa in general). Since you are aware of the Thammayut and Thai Forest Traditions, which value the patimokkha greatly, I thought you might have good sources or perhaps think the articles should be merged? Ogress smash! 18:51, 25 July 2015 (UTC)


 * [Introduction to Patimokkha Rules]
 * Just this source by Ajahn Geoff. One of the monks at Wat Metta is working on a reference guide, but I think it will only be helpful for monks. I'd say since the two articles are already separated out they should be kept that way. General Buddhism articles seem to suffer from a sort of "Theravada says Mahayana Says Theravada Says" sort of thing, and it muddies things for newcomers who don't understand the differences between Theravada and Mahayana. At least with the Patimokkha article there's an opportunity to make a well organized description of the Theravada view. I can help with this at some point if you'd like - it will be important to include things like the purpose of the rules and how they came about.

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Talk:Buddhism
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September 2015
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