IGNOBLE PRACTICE      Abrahmacariya

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Lewd conduct
Indulgence in sexual intercourse between man and woman is called an ignoble practice. Bhikkhus (and bhikkhunis) abstain from this practice. Layman also, when observing precepts, have to abstain from indulging in sexual intercourse, which is one of the moral precepts included both in the Uposatha Sila of eight precepts and the sila of ten precepts.