Here we discuss the misconception that there is some mystical purification process that happens during the pātimokkha. Although the monk is pure when he leaves the pātimokkha, it is merely because he confessed his offences beforehand and he attended the pātimokkha (something he is supposed to do). There is nothing magical. Theravāda is about kamma and doing the right things.

Taken from: https://americanmonk.org/what-is-buddhist-rainy-season-vassa/ Here we talk about Buddhist vassa (Rainy Season) Its origins and its rules. When the rainy season starts. The two periods for entering vassa. The seven day business and reasons for leaving. What happens when one breaks the vassa. Conclusion.

About Money Rules: Ethical Support For Monks By Allowable Means Description: In this educational video on the monk's rules, we explore the ethical guidelines for supporting monks without monetary donations, as outlined in the Vinaya. Discover why direct financial contributions are prohibited and how these rules help prevent corruption within monastic communities. We delve into the Nissaggiya Pācittiya rules, focusing on the specific precepts that guide monastic conduct related to handling money. Learn about alternative ways to offer support through kappiyas (stewards), direct and indirect prompts for necessities, and the role of gift cards in maintaining Vinaya compliance. Join us as we discuss the principles of righteous giving and how to ensure your contributions foster a pure practice for monks. Ideal for lay supporters seeking to understand and practice ethical giving in line with Theravāda Buddhist teachings.

Exploring the Buddhist Alms Bowl of a Monk In this presentation, we delve into the guidelines and disciplines surrounding a monk's alms bowl. I share the history of my own bowl, emphasizing its age and recounting the tale of how my sibling gifted it to me over a decade ago. The significance of these bowls is discussed, highlighting their role in acquiring necessities, which often extend beyond mere sustenance. Furthermore, I elaborate on the tradition of receiving invitations and the practice whereby monks may gather what they require by seeking alms under the cover of night.

Pātimokkha, November 7, 2022. The introduction called, pubbakarana was not included in this video. The 49 minutes you see here is considered \"slow\" by monk recitation standards. The read-along-text can be found here: https://americanmonk.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/PatimokkhaRomanOnly.pdf