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| | Sanyasa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Sanyasa (pronounced sanyaas) symbolises the conception of the mystic life in Hinduism where a person is now integrated into the spiritual world after wholly giving up material life. | | | It is the last in the four phases of a man, namely, brahmacharya, grihastha, vanaprastha, and finally sanyasa, as prescribed by Manusmriti for the Dhwija castes, in the Hindu system of life. | | | He thus renunciates all worldly thoughts and desires, and spends the rest of his life in spiritual contemplation. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanyasa
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| | Sri Sathguru |
| | Vividisa Sanyasa is when an aspirant renounces the world in order to attain God. | | | But they take Sanyasa either to keep up the tradition or more importantly because they have a Divine Task, to teach the way to God and more importantly to work for Lokasangraham, the integration of peoples and to spread the message Vasudaiva Kutumbakam (the world as the family of God). | | | When the Buddha, Sri Ramana Maharishi or Swami Vivekananda took Sanyasa it was as a means of liberation. |
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http://www.srisathguru.com/sss4.htm
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| | : kamakoti.org |
| | He was ordained in Sanyasa by Sri Ujjvala Sankara. | | | Sri Subramaniyam, born on July 18, 1935 at Irulneekki in Thanjavur District had Veda Adyayanam at Tiruvidaimarudur under the direction of Mahaswamjgal and was initiated into Sanyasa on March 22, 1954 and was declared as successor Acharya and given the Sanyasa name Sri Jayendra Saraswati Sri Pada. | | | He was given the Sanyasa name Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswati. |
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http://www.kamakoti.org/peeth/origin.html
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| | :: Welcome to Sanyasa... |
| | Sanyasa Institute of Consecrated Life (SICL) is a unique Institute in the Indian Church that offers specialization in the theology and formation of consecrated life. | | | It is an initiative of the Claretian missionaries to re-vision consecrated life in the new millennium and to help consecrated men and women to understand more clearly their identity, mission and relevance. | | | They can be compared to a plant with many branches which sinks its roots into the Gospel and brings forth abundant fruit in every season of the Church's life. |
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http://www.sanyasa.com
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| | Vishvambhar Prabhu’s Sanyasa ambitions |
| | Sanyasa is the highest order of the Varnashrama dharma, a lot of trust is entrusted on such spiritual leaders by the society and devotees. | | | Srila Prabhupada was sometimes misunderstood by his God brothers when he gave Sanyasa to his western disciples. | | | Due to his advanced age, and the limited time he had; according to time place and circumstances he engaged any willing soul most effectively in spreading the movement. |
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http://www.harekrsna.org/gbc/black/vishvambhar.htm
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| | Sanyasa: Hinduism Sanskrit Dictionary IV on Sanyasa |
| | Sanyasa: renunciation of social ties; the last stage of Hindu life, viz., the stage of spiritual meditation. | | | Definition and meaning of Sanyasa has been extracted from the website of The Divine Life Society of Australia. | | | For articles related to Sanyasa, see: Sanyasa, Hinduism, Sanskrit Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul. |
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http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/Sanyasa/id/146597
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| | Search results for 'Sanyasa' |
| | Sanyasa involves detachment from mundane things of life (like food, sex, family) and striving for an eternal life through prayer | | | As Buddha has noted, this invariably leads to attachment, sorrow and acts as an impediment to moksha. | | | * Sanyasa Vs Tyaga * Mythology * Animals of Mythology * Ramayana * Rawana * Mahabharat * Krishna's Antics (Krishnaleela) * Draupadi's Marriage * Mythical |
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http://www.kamat.com/cgi-bin/htsearch?words=Sanyasa
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| | Sree Guru Charitra - A Compilation on the Lives of Avatars of Sree Dattatreya |
| | The wicked who are deluded by the dark age of Kali, unable to recognize the bliss of Self-realization, have come to shun the blessed Sanyasa. | | | The sages of that Holy place recognized him to be the Lord himself, prostrated to him and addressed him thus: ‘Holy one, you have assumed a human form in order to re-establish the pristine purity and dignity of the great institution of Sanyasa. | | | Granting their wish, Lord Narahari, in accordance with holy tradition, resorted to his Holiness Swami Krishna Saraswathi as his guru and from him took vow of Sanyasa. |
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http://www.saibaba.ws/avatar/sreegurucharitra/sgc08.htm
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| | Gaudiya Discussions -> Sannyasa and renunciation |
| | The same goal can be reached while a grihasta as many gurus and sadhakas out there are grihastas. | | | So I am wondering too about Lord Caitanyas having taken sanyasa, rather than being a babaji and why it wasn't followed like that untill Bhaktisiddhanta... | | | I am wondering if this path eventually leads one to becoming a Babaji in the later stages of life, verses taking sanyasa... |
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http://www.gaudiyadiscussions.com/index.php?showtopic=3162
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| | [Advaita-l] Pre-requisites for brahmajnAnA |
| | Sankara himself has given an interpretation for the above Sutra as Anantaryaardhah, that means consequently thereafter: and also said that, unless one is equipped with the minimum qualities, he can not understand the guru`s preechings and achieve good reslts by those Vedantha teachings. | | | In hindu dharma no where it is said that Sabyasa is an essenciality for every one. | | | Would it mean joining an >established maTh >and being initiated into sanyAsa? |
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http://www.advaita-vedanta.org/archives/advaita-l/2005-January/014664.html
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| | SHANKARA ACCEPTS TURIYASHRAMA |
| | I grant you the permission to be a monk.” Saying this she fell down in a swoon. | | | I am one born of your womb, and I shall not render false an utterance of yours. | | | There seemed to be no way out of the situation, and Shankara prayed with an earnest heart to the Lord beseeching him to make it possible for him to take Sanyasa. |
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http://harsha17.topcities.com/AdiShankara4.htm
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| | Karma sanyasa (renunciation of action) does not mean the stage of knowledge which surpasses karmayoga; nor does it mean the path, where knowledge is predominant, followed by the great rishis like Sanaka. | | | When Sri Madhvacharya was leaving his house to embrace sanyasa, he bowed to all the trees and fields and the relatives around wondered at the strange behaviour and asked him about it. | | | The words "sanyasa" and "karmayoga" do not really denote the duties and responsibilities of the mendicant and the family man: renunciation is nothing but giving up human weaknesses like desire, hatred and attachment which are embedded in the mind. |
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http://www.dvaita.org/shaastra/gita/gita_sara/gs-005.html
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| | Sri Raghavendra Swami's Purvashram |
| | Not even once did he give up his teachings and learning; he was steadfast in his determination to live by whatever came to him unsought and unasked. | | | Sri Sudhindra initiated Venkatanatha on the second day of the bright half of PAlguNa mAsa in the year durmati corresponding to the year 1621.He was given the holy name "Raghavandra Tirtha". | | | Still, when his master asked him to take sanyAsA, he found himself in a grave dilemma. |
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http://www.dvaita.org/scholars/raghavendra/raghav.htm
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| | Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha: Brahmacharya, Grihasthya, Vanaprastha, Sanyasa |
| | The attainment of spiritual perfection is like a gradual ascent in the form of a pyramid. | | | Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha: Brahmacharya, Grihasthya, Vanaprastha, Sanyasa |
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http://www.swami-krishnananda.org/sadh/sadh_07.html
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| | Sri Sathya Sai Baba Prasnottara Vahini |
| | Is Sanyasa of one kind or are there different kinds? | | | Sanyasa should be given only to one who has no agitation in the mind, or Vrittis as they are called; only such can be said to be unattached. | | | But the person who confers Sanyasa must examine fully and convince himself that the person on whom he is conferring it is devoid of sensual impulses and attachments. |
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http://www.saibaba.ws/vahini/prasnottaravahini/prasnottaravahini12.htm
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| | The Sunday Tribune - Spectrum - Article |
| | CCORDING to the Hindu view of life, the entire life span can be divided into four ashramas: Brahmacharya, grihasthya, vanaprastha and sanyasa. | | | Vanaprastha and sanyasa and are both renunciation-oriented ashramas. | | | The last 25 years of sanyasa constitute the final step on the ladder to the life of a complete man. A man surrenders his particular identity and leads the life of a wanderer, plunging his own self into the eternal unity of the universe. |
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/2002/20020818/spectrum/main2.htm
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| | The Hindu : Mixing Vedas with modern law |
| | He will not be able to stay in his house though it is at Mithranandapuram, which is close to the temple. | | | If he had been in Uttara Kashi, he would have had to spend the rest of his life in prayers and penance. | | | The president of the Aikyasamooham, Janardhanan Potti, who is the melshanti of the famous Janardhanaswamy Temple at Varkala near here, said that these families hail from Kokkada village in Mangalapuram. |
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http://www.hinduonnet.com/2003/07/11/stories/2003071103160300.htm
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| | Hinduism - encyclopedia article about Hinduism. |
| | Vanaprastha is gradual detachment from the material world, ostensibly giving over duties to one's children, spending more time in contemplation of the truth, and making holy pilgrimages. | | | Finally, in sanyasa, the individual goes into seclusion, often envisioned as the forest, to find God through Yogic meditation and peacefully shed the body for the next life. | | | This young Indian brahmachari bears on his forehead the distinctive triple-line tilaka (made out of ash, referred to as vibhuti) and on his chest a rudraksha (eye of Rudra) and mala (rosary), both symbols of Lord Shiva. |
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http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Hinduism
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| | Selection from a lecture of Swamiji, on 'Sanyasa' |
| | A Sanyasi is one who can stand apart and watch the situation, and make appropriate responses to it. | | | Sanyasa, which is the highest ideal is not running away from activity. | | | For the last two thousand years we have been indulging in such thoughts:' let us go back to the Himalayas; let us go back to the forests'. |
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http://www.sambodh.org/new/writsji/sanyasa.htm
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| | Sikh Gurus |
| | In contrast, in the Guru's system the world became the arena of spiritual endeavour. | | | The householder's life was considered an impediment and an entanglement to be avoided by seclusion, monasticism, celibacy, sanyasa or vanpraslha. | | | Earlier, release from the bondage of the world was sought as the goal. |
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http://www.sikh-history.com/sikhhist/gurus/nanak1.html
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| | Culture Course Vol - X - Thyagaraja ( Page 10) |
| | Hearing it Thyagaraja embraced sanyasa in the prescribed manner and a week later on the fifth day of the dark half of | | | You have yet to take another birth before reaching moksha. | | | take sanyasa now you can reach moksha because Sanyasa is a rebirth." |
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http://www.hindubooks.org/culture_course/book10/thyagaraja/page10.htm
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| | Pontiff told not to leave City - Deccan Herald - Internet Edition |
| | She further said that the pontiff, last year, had informed them that he (the pontiff) was in favour of giving sanyasa deeksha to their son, Srihari, to make him junior pontiff of the mutt. | | | The petitioner has also alleged that now the mutt authorities were threatening them not to meet their son. | | | The petitioner, A S Sridevi, said that her husband, A M Krishnamurthy is working as a Diwan of the mutt (popularly known as Kundapur Vyasaraj Mutt) and they are staying in mutt quarters for several years. |
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http://www.deccanherald.com/deccanherald/apr122005/state196102005411.asp
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| | August 2003 Madhuramurali |
| | For an ascetic to turn back to householder’s life is verily an unpardonable sin. | | | There are four ashramas - brahmachari (the celibate), grahasta (householder), vanaprasta (life in the forest after giving up the family) and sanyasa (ascetic). | | | In due course, however, the news of her husband having taken up sanyasa reached her ears and distressed her. |
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http://www.madhuramurali.org/mm/year2003/aug2003/aug03_acharyanishta23.html
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| | Sanyasa |
| | I am still in the land of the rising sun. | | | Submitted by Sanyasa on Thu, 11/08/2005 - 15:28. | | | Submitted by Sanyasa on Thu, 11/08/2005 - 15:23. |
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