Sanskrit a-brahma-carya-virati， Pali abrahmacariyā veramanī。It is one of the ten levels of forbidden, one of the four paramitas, one of the five precepts, one of the eight precepts, and one of the ten precepts.Because it means that non-lust is a precept, it is also called non-lust.Although lust does not annoy all living beings, it can bind the mind of those who practice, so the Buddha sets precepts to prohibit them.According to Volume 1 of the Vinaiya of the Sect, during the twelve years of the Buddha's enlightenment, the disciples had no faults. In the thirteenth year, Su Zhen committed adultery and then made the precepts of sexual intercourse. Therefore, this precept was the initial restriction in the Buddhist sect.In the Hinayana precepts, the precepts of lust are placed first among the Four Paramitas;The Mahayana precepts such as Brahma Net put compassion first, so they are placed in the third place.This precept depends on the differences between the seven groups, and the characteristics of the sins are also different.Upasakus and Upasi who are at home only prohibit evil lust, which is called the precept of evil lust among the five precepts.Although the five monks who became monks generally said that they did not commit adultery precepts, the three groups of novice, novice, and shichamana did not commit adultery, but were called exorcist and evil sins, stripped of their cassocks, and expelled from the temple door;Because of the great monks, the two groups of monks, the offenders have committed the sin of the Praius and are not allowed to live with other monks, and are not allowed to precepts or karma together. ［Mahasanghichi Volume 1, Four-part Vinaya Volume 1, Great Wisdom Treatise Volume 46, Yoga Sage Volume 41 ］ p4714
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