posadha (Pali: uposatha, Tibetan: sojong)

The confession ceremony held on new and full moon days during which Buddhist monastics purify and restore their precepts. (Pali: uposatha, Tibetan: sojong)

Researching the bhikshuni lineage
Can the bhikshuni ordination be traced back to the time of the Buddha? Bhikshuni Sangye Khadro traces the history of the lineage.
Posadha at Sravasti Abbey
An explanation of the ritual known as posadha, during which monastics purify and restore their precepts.
Establishing the sangha in the West
Transcript of a meeting with monastics on establishing a monastic community in the West.
The challenge of the future
Does Western Buddhism need a monastic sangha? If so, what should their role be? What is required by the new conditions of Western culture?
Staving off the flood
Strengthening our precepts and practice helps to fortify our minds against the flood of attachment and craving.