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# the precepts and philosophy propagated by the [[Buddha]]; [[a]] follower of the religion

...Marīci, [[Atri]] and [[Kaśyapa]], who elaborated the Vaikhānasa [[Agama]] precepts followed by some Vaiṣṇava sects.

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...and [[Jainism]] as well. Not only are Hindus required to adhere to these five forbearances, but there are other vows which they are encouraged to keep. H It means 5 commandments. Hindus today submit to the Panchavrata or five major vows or commandments:

...s. Observance of vows (''vrata''), regulations (''[[niyama]]''), and moral precepts (''śīla''); pure devotion, and freedom from desires enhance the purity of

...s, yet have not even conquered the six enemies within, which are their own five senses and mind.|4=Narada <ref> Bhagavata Purana 7.8.11 </ref>}} [[Category:Five Precepts]]

There are five forms of Bhakti, in the [[Vaishnava]] pantheon - santa, dasya, sakhya, vats [[Category:Five Precepts]]

Truthfulness is one of the [[Panchavrata|Panchavratas or Five Vows]] prescribed in religion, and its importance is reiterated by the scri [[Category:Five Precepts]]

...the Vedas mention about conduct is classed into 2 categories; Yamas (Five Precepts) and Niyamas. The [[smritis]] reaffirm them. Good conduct is expected towar ...s, yet have not even conquered the six enemies within, which are their own five senses and mind.”<ref> ''Bhagavad [[Purana]]'' 7.8.11[107] </ref>

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!Five Precepts |How to support the Precepts for burning karma

The precepts and practices of ISKCON were taught and codified by the 15th century saint

...natan is any person who believes that abiding by the Law of Karma and Five Precepts, and practicing [[Karma yoga|Karma]], [[Bhakti yoga|Bhakti]], or [[Gyana yo ...or, study his teachings, embrace the sampradaya he propounds and adopt the precepts and disciplines of his tradition. That is how the faith is followed in actu

...<ref>Chandogya [[Upanishad]] 8.15.1</ref>. It also names ahimsa as one of five essential virtues <ref>Chandogya [[Upanishad]] 3.17.4</ref>. * It also names ahimsa as one of five essential virtues, ahimsa as a "[[dakshinA]]" for the priests <ref>Chandog

...ormerly rishis, men who had subdued all passion by the keeping of the sila precepts and the leading of a pure life...Their riches and possessions consisted in

...the largest of the thirteen akharas consisting of over 500,000 sadhus and five million sanyassis</ref> into the 21st century. ...aw, had to be done through the transformation of individuals, based on the precepts and parameters laid down by the great Saints and Sages.

...pt from the Ṛgveda<ref>Ṛgveda 10:5:6</ref> sums up the Panchavrata or Five Precepts: <blockquote>"Violence, womanizing, drinking liquor, gambling, stealing, fa ...[[Tapas (Sanskrit)|Tapo]]<ref>It means penance/meditation.</ref> as one of five essential virtues.<ref>Chāndogya Upaniṣad 3.17.4</ref><ref name=arapura/

...Bon Portals and the Fifth Treasury, and third the Outer, Inner, and Secret Precepts. ;3) Outer, Inner, and Secret Precepts

...formerly ṛṣis, men who had subdued all passion by the keeping of the sila precepts and the leading of a pure life...Their riches and possessions consisted in

The Vedas lack positive precepts regarding dharma concerning personal conduct and social regulations. Later ...es of a [[dvija]]; sandhyā, śrauta and smārta rites; rules about food; the five daily sacrifices; procedure of law-courts; [[dāyabhāga]]; and śrāddhas.