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[238] Precept 5 or Chrysanthemum (Physical and Verbal Conduct, Neat of the Verbal Body, Disciplinary Regular Healing, Practice of Abstinence from Evil, Self-Control to be Located in Indignation - Pañca-sla: The Five Precepts; Rules of Morality)

1. Panatipata Vreemi (refrain from life, refrain from killing each other - Preservatipata

2. Athinathana Vreemi (refraining from taking things that he did not give, refraining from cheating, transgressing ownership, destroying property - Adinaadaanaa verama: to abstain from stealing)

3. Gamesumij Chajara Vreemi (refraining from erotic misconduct, refraining from transgressing what others love to cherish - Kamesumicchacara

4. Faluvata Vreemi (refrain from lying, lying, deceitful - Musaavadá verama: to abstain from false speech)

5. Suramshopmata Vreemi (except from drunk water is liquor and merai is the place of recklessness, refrain from addictions to blame - Suramerayamajajapamada obscure hanaa verama: to abstain from intoxicants causing heedlessness)

These five precepts in most of the original Pali are called Sikkhāpada: training rules), and some 5 of the precepts, when they are practiced, are called precepts, primary to virtuous.

The word chrysanthemum, which came to the Tripitaka, appeared in the Apostolic and Buddhist scriptures, and later in the latter, it grew to be called Nijasanthemum (a canon that should be maintained regularly - virtues to be observed uninterruptedly).

Humanitarianism (human righteousness or humanizing righteousness - virtues of man) somewhat