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Friday, December 12, 2025

Template No.: T134 Template Title: Individual Practice & Precepts Review Sheet

 THE HSWAGATA BUDDHA TOOTH RELIC PRESERVATION MUSEUM

FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

Template No.: T134

Template Title: Individual Practice & Precepts Review Sheet

Related Research Case IDs / Cluster: Cluster B – Non-Human Guardians & Vocation (Cases 11–20)

Linked Templates / Policies: T126 (Vocation Application & Interview), T127 (Spiritual Biography & Motivation Sheet), T133 (Mentor–Mentee Assignment Form), Duty of Care & Wellbeing Guidelines, HSWAGATA 15 Principles

Date of form: ____ / ____ / ______

Prepared by / Role: _________________________________

Office / Unit: _______________________________________

Country / Location: _________________________________

Confidentiality Level:
Internal only [ ] Restricted [ ] Sacred-Restricted / Sensitive [ ]

Use of this form (tick):
New case / action [ ] Follow-up [ ] Annual review [ ] Archive only [ ]


SECTION 1 – PERSON & PERIOD UNDER REVIEW

1.1 Custodian / practitioner details

  • Full name: _________________________________________

  • Dharma / monastic name (if any): ____________________

  • Status (tick):
    [ ] Bhikkhu / Monk [ ] Bhikkhunī / Nun
    [ ] Novice [ ] Lay male
    [ ] Lay female [ ] Other: __________________

  • Main role at HSWAGATA:
    [ ] Core Relic Custodian
    [ ] Assistant Custodian
    [ ] Trainee Custodian
    [ ] Security / guard
    [ ] Guide / teacher
    [ ] Other: ________________________________________

1.2 Review period

This review covers my practice and precepts for:

From: ____ / ____ / ______
To: ____ / ____ / ______

Usual length (tick):
[ ] 1 month [ ] 3 months [ ] 6 months [ ] 12 months
[ ] Other: _____________________________

1.3 Who is filling this form?

[ ] Self-review by custodian
[ ] Joint review with mentor (T133)
[ ] Supervisor-led review
[ ] Other: _____________________________


SECTION 2 – FREQUENCY OF PRACTICE

Short picture of how often you practise in daily life.

2.1 Daily / weekly rhythm

Meditation (formal sitting / walking):
[ ] Almost every day (6–7 days a week)
[ ] Often (3–5 days a week)
[ ] Sometimes (1–2 days a week)
[ ] Rarely (less than once a week)

Average time on days when I meditate:
[ ] Less than 15 mins
[ ] 15–30 mins
[ ] 30–60 mins
[ ] More than 1 hour

Chanting / pūjā:
[ ] Daily
[ ] A few times per week
[ ] Only on special days
[ ] Rare / almost never

Dhamma study (reading / listening / class):
[ ] Daily
[ ] A few times per week
[ ] A few times per month
[ ] Rare / almost never

2.2 Retreats / intensive practice in this period

Did you attend any retreat or intensive practice days in this review period?

[ ] No
[ ] Yes – short details:

Place / teacher: _________________________________
Dates / length: _________________________________
Main lesson learned:



2.3 Short self-comment on practice rhythm

In my own words, my practice during this period was:
[ ] Strong and steady
[ ] Up and down
[ ] Very light / weak

Short explanation (2–5 lines):




SECTION 3 – PRECEPTS & DISCIPLINE (SĪLA)

3.1 Precept pattern

Which precept set do you normally keep? (tick all that apply)

[ ] Five precepts (lay)
[ ] Eight precepts (special days)
[ ] Ten precepts (novice)
[ ] Full monastic Vinaya
[ ] Extra personal vows: ____________________________

How steady was your precept keeping in this period?

[ ] Very steady – no serious breaks I know of
[ ] Mostly steady – some small slips
[ ] Many problems – I need help

3.2 Possible precept issues (tick any that apply this period)

Tick honestly. This form is to support you, not to punish you.

[ ] Speech – gossip, harsh speech, lying, online comments
[ ] Anger – shouting, unkind words, revenge thoughts
[ ] Sexual conduct – relationships, boundaries, thoughts leading to risky acts
[ ] Use of money – confusion, pressure, conflict of interest
[ ] Gifts / donations – being tempted, unclear lines, “special favours”
[ ] Intoxicants – alcohol, drugs, misuse of medicine
[ ] Use of power – misusing role as custodian or teacher
[ ] Neglect – being careless with duties, including relic care
[ ] Other: ________________________________________

Short note on main area(s) of concern (no need for detail, just the “headline”):



3.3 Self-reflection on one precept issue

If you wish, write a short reflection on one precept issue that touched you this period (can be small, e.g. sharp words, laziness, etc.):

  • What happened (in simple words)?


  • Which precept or virtue was touched? (e.g. right speech, right effort)


  • What did you learn from this?


  • What will you do next time?



SECTION 4 – SUPPORT NEEDS & INNER STATE

4.1 General inner state in this period

In this review period I felt, most of the time (tick all that apply):

[ ] Calm and grounded
[ ] Able to meet duties with balance
[ ] Often tired or low energy
[ ] Often irritated or easily angry
[ ] Often anxious or worried
[ ] Often sad or heavy in heart
[ ] Very stressed or close to burnout
[ ] Other: ________________________________________

Short comment:


4.2 Support already used

Did you get support from any of these during this period?

[ ] Mentor (T133) – regular mentoring
[ ] Spiritual teacher / preceptor
[ ] Friends in the Saṅgha / community
[ ] Family
[ ] Counsellor / therapist
[ ] Doctor / health worker
[ ] Other: ________________________________________
[ ] No support – kept things mostly to myself

Short note on which kind of support helped you most:


4.3 Support you feel you need now

Please tick what you would find helpful in the next period:

[ ] More time for personal practice / retreat
[ ] Help to set daily practice routine
[ ] Talk with mentor about vocation and stress
[ ] Guidance about one precept issue
[ ] Training in speech / conflict handling
[ ] Health check (body)
[ ] Mental health / counselling support
[ ] Adjusted duties (less pressure / more balance)
[ ] I feel ok – normal support is enough
[ ] Other: ________________________________________

If you wish, explain your main wish in 2–5 lines:




SECTION 5 – PRACTICE & SĪLA PLAN (NEXT PERIOD)

Set small, realistic steps. Better a small promise you can keep than a big one you break.

5.1 Practice goals (next 1–6 months)

Goal 1 – Daily or weekly practice
(e.g. “Sit 20 minutes a day”; “Read one sutta each week”)



Goal 2 – Inner quality to grow
(e.g. more kindness, patience, truthfulness, energy)



Optional extra goals:

Goal 3 – Study or retreat


Goal 4 – Service or giving


5.2 Sīla / precept plan

Pick 1–2 precept areas to focus on (not all at once).

Main precept area 1: _________________________________

My concrete step for this area:
(e.g. “Pause before speaking in meetings”; “Say sorry quickly when I speak harshly.”)


Main precept area 2 (optional): _______________________

My concrete step:


5.3 Support and checking

Who will help you keep this plan? (tick)

[ ] Mentor (T133)
[ ] Spiritual teacher / preceptor
[ ] Friend / kalyāṇamitta (good friend in Dhamma)
[ ] Family member
[ ] Supervisor / senior custodian
[ ] Other: ________________________________________

How will you check progress?

[ ] Short self-review once a week
[ ] Talk in mentoring meeting
[ ] Write notes in diary / app
[ ] Other: ________________________________________


SECTION 6 – JOINT REVIEW (MENTOR / SUPERVISOR)

(To be filled if this form is used together with a mentor or supervisor.)

6.1 Mentor / reviewer details

  • Name: _____________________________________________

  • Role:
    [ ] Mentor (T133)
    [ ] Teacher / preceptor
    [ ] Supervisor / Siridantamahāpālaka
    [ ] Other: ____________________________

Date of review meeting: ____ / ____ / ______

6.2 Reviewer’s short comments

On practice rhythm:


On precepts and sīla:


On support needs:


6.3 Reviewer’s suggestions for next period

[ ] Keep current practice – already balanced
[ ] Increase practice slowly
[ ] Reduce external duties / avoid overload
[ ] Focus on healing / rest for now
[ ] Take specific training (conflict, speech, etc.)
[ ] Seek health / mental health support
[ ] Other: ________________________________________

Short note:




SECTION 7 – AGREEMENT & SIGNATURES

7.1 Custodian’s statement

I have answered honestly to support my own path and my guardianship of the relics.
I will try to follow the simple plan we have written here.

Name (print): ________________________________________

Signature: ___________________________ Date: ____ / ____ / ______

7.2 Mentor / reviewer (if involved)

I have read this review and will support this custodian as agreed, within my ability and in line with HSWAGATA policies.

Name (print): ________________________________________

Signature: ___________________________ Date: ____ / ____ / ______


SECTION 8 – ARCHIVING & LINKS

8.1 File storage

  • Physical file code / folder: _________________________

  • Digital archive path / ID: __________________________

8.2 Linked records

[ ] T126 – Vocation Application & Interview
[ ] T127 – Spiritual Biography & Motivation Sheet
[ ] T133 – Mentor–Mentee Assignment Form
[ ] T132 – Spiritual Emergency / Disturbance Incident Log (if any)
[ ] Wellbeing plan / duty of care file (code: __________)
[ ] Training / retreat records
[ ] Other: __________________________________________


END OF TEMPLATE T134 – INDIVIDUAL PRACTICE & PRECEPTS REVIEW SHEET

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