Dhutaṅganiddeso The Ascetic Practices

2. Dhutaṅganiddeso [The Ascetic Practices (Dhutaṅga-niddesa)]

1. Paṃsukūlikaṅgakathā [i. The Refuse-Rag-Wearer’s Practice]

2. Tecīvarikaṅgakathā [ii. The Triple-Robe-Wearer’s Practice]

3. Piṇḍapātikaṅgakathā [iii. The Alms-Food-Eater’s Practice]

4. Sapadānacārikaṅgakathā [iv. The House-to-House Seeker’s Practice]

5. Ekāsanikaṅgakathā [v. The One-Sessioner’s Practice]

6. Pattapiṇḍikaṅgakathā [vi. The Bowl-Food-Eater’s Practice]

7. Khalupacchābhattikaṅgakathā [vii. The Later-Food-Refuser’s Practice]

8. Āraññikaṅgakathā [viii. The Forest-Dweller’s Practice]

9. Rukkhamūlikaṅgakathā [ix. The Tree-Root-Dweller’s Practice]

10. Abbhokāsikaṅgakathā [x. The Open-Air-Dweller’s Practice]

11. Sosānikaṅgakathā [xi. The Charnel-Ground-Dweller’s Practice]

12. Yathāsanthatikaṅgakathā [xii. The Any-Bed-User’s Practice]

13. Nesajjikaṅgakathā [xiii. The Sitter’s Practice]

Dhutaṅgapakiṇṇakakathā [Miscellaneous Discussion of the Ascetic Practices]

Tattha yo dhutaṅgena attano kilese dhuni, paraṃ pana dhutaṅgena na ovadati, nānusāsati bākulatthero viya, ayaṃ dhuto na dhutavādo. Herein, one who has shaken off his defilements with an ascetic practice but does not advise and instruct another in an ascetic practice, like the Elder Bakkula, is “ascetic but not a preacher of asceticism,”