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Karen Andrews
Institute of Buddhist Studies
Berkeley, CA 94709
Women in Theravada Buddhism

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1 2| that women who live the monastic life can attain arhatship. 2 2| or superior to most men. Monastic Buddhism had to be acceptable 3 2| societal acceptance of the monastic orders. ~In any case, Buddha 4 2| for women's entrance to monastic life. Women flocked by the 5 2| Wealthy women gave the monastic orders mansions, money with 6 2| temptation to renounce the monastic life, it also had the negative 7 3| precepts (the most basic of the monastic vows). These women are referred 8 3| only preached about the monastic life, and not about the 9 3| ordination, so it is the monastic life which is important. 10 3| What matters is that the monastic women properly understand 11 3| dharma and vow to follow the monastic rules. It is this that makes 12 3| the DSM in Sri Lanka. The monastic women who live alone have 13 3| against the traditional monastic rules, but these women have 14 3| religious instruction. ~Other monastic women live in temples or 15 3| monks regularly. Western monastic women must let monks eat 16 3| off from the traditional monastic paths. These women, after 17 3| language, between lay and monastic life, and between traditional


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