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bestpay  |  July 21, 2009 05:26 PM  |  in From Twitter   | via Twitter

What is the meaning of "Pattimokha" in Buddhism?

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BEST ANSWER  chosen by asker   |  krysstel  |  July 21, 2009 06:24 PM  |  view on twitter
Pattimokha is a Buddhist monastic code, a set of rules, for Buddhist novices and monks to follow.

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Here's an interesting article. have fun and thanks for the cool question Bestpay :)

http://www.goabroad.net/users/resourcefiles/2007/May/1641/admingroup/14670794e69b621181776206.pdf

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