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करेमि भंते सूत्र

Karemi Bhante

The vow spoken to enter samayika, the practice of a fixed period held in equanimity — the text a monastic takes for life and a layperson for the session.

करेमि भंते! सामाइयं Karemi bhante! Sāmāiyaṃ I undertake, O Bhante, the practice of samayika,
सावज्जं जोगं पच्चक्खामि Sāvajjaṃ jogaṃ paccakkhāmi and I renounce activity that causes harm,
जाव नियमं पज्जुवासामि Jāva niyamaṃ pajjuvāsāmi for as long as I hold to this vow —
दुविहं तिविहेणं Duvihaṃ tivihenaṃ in two ways, by three means:
मणेणं वायाए काएणं Maṇeṇaṃ vāyāe kāeṇaṃ by mind, by speech, and by body —
न करेमि न कारवेमि Na karemi na kāravemi I will not do it, nor cause it to be done.
तस्स भंते! पडिक्कमामि निंदामि गरिहामि अप्पाणं वोसिरामि Tassa bhante! Paḍikkamāmi nindāmi garihāmi appāṇaṃ vosirāmi For that, O Bhante, I turn back from it, I censure it, I denounce it, I set aside the self that did it.

Prakrit, and specifically Svetambara: the Digambara tradition holds its own samayika vow, the Samayika Path, composed in Sanskrit and Hindi verse rather than this text, which is why this entry is marked svetambara rather than both. Verified against independent sources during this session; the segmentation into lines here follows sense-units rather than any single manuscript's own line breaks.

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