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• Rules and Regulations of Brahmanical Asceticism
  ...tions of Brahmanical Asceticism - Explores the principles and practices of asceticism in Brahmanical traditions, offering guidelines for spiritual discipline. [[Category:Brahmanical Asceticism]]
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• Rules and Regulations of Brahmanical Asceticism
  ...tions of Brahmanical Asceticism - Explores the principles and practices of asceticism in Brahmanical traditions, offering guidelines for spiritual discipline. [[Category:Brahmanical Asceticism]]
  506 bytes (54 words) - 19:02, 19 May 2025
• Ājivīka
  ...bcontinent who followed a philosophy of fatalism, determinism, and extreme asceticism, and who were mostly atheists but also occasionally theists.
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• The Jaina Path of Purification
  [[Category:Asceticism]]
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• Mahaparivrajaka
  [[Category:Hindu asceticism]]
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• Atikŗichhra
  # extreme self-denial; overt asceticism
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• Ascetics
  Asceticism is [[a]] very ancient institution. Munis (men of contemplation) and yatis ( ...e only for the dvijas (‘twice-born’) in the earlier days, later history of asceticism shows that people from all castes have taken to it. [[Women]] also could be
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• Cakravartin
  ...king who has renounced his royal privileges and prerogatives in favour of asceticism (My. Up.); In [[Jainism]], one who distinguished by possession of ‘seven
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• Monasticism
  ...r austerities are often stressed in the religious scriptures. It is called asceticism. Mokṣa has been declared as the birthright of every human being and not t Asceticism was not unknown to the [[Vedas]]. The reference about this topic is as foll
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• Pāśupata Śaivism
  ...acharya]]), non-injury ([[ahimsa]]), non-irritability (''akrodha''), and asceticism ([[tapas]]). ...i]]''). Pāśupatas believe that when a person is established in the path of asceticism, he is able to accept with equanimity all abuse and insult. Accordingly, th
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• Vandhe Bhagawatham
  ...The churning of the ocean, the present given by Mahabali and the shining asceticism .
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• Shri Allama Prabhu
  ...hich brought him in contact with God. But there was a rich undercurrent of asceticism which occasionally peeped through his demeanor. The mutually conflicting in
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• Devayajña
  :''Asceticism, strength, reverence, shame, truth, wrath, forbearance, munificence, consta
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• Gyana Marga
  ...ārga]] or Jnāna Mārga - the path of Jnāna or knowledge and it is [[Hindu]] asceticism. The other 2 paths towards achieving Mokṣa are [[Karma Mārga]] and [[Bha Asceticism is found in both non-theistic and theistic traditions within Indian religio
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• Means to Liberation
  ...arma marga|karma yoga]] (virtuous actions), or [[gyana yoga|gyana marga]] (asceticism.)
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• Rulership in Hinduism
  # Self-control<ref>It means lit. asceticism or abstemious lifestyle.</ref>
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• Environmentalism
  ...ch the Vanaprastha (''Forest-dweller'') stage of life, the Hindu practices asceticism in the forest. A large number of monks, while they lived within a monastic ...ss of society, possessions have become greater attachments for people, and asceticism seems more impractical. Ascetics do exist, but usually in monasteries that
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• Śudra Hindu saints
  ...anha is the ancestor of Kanhayanas.<ref> P. 84 ''The Two Sources of Indian Asceticism'' By Johannes Bronkhorst </ref>
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• Buddhist Brahmans
  ...Brahmins from the ''Majjhima Nikaya'':<ref>P. 82 The Two Sources Of Indian Asceticism By Johannes Bronkhorst</ref> ...s that a Brahmin can become a Sramana.<ref>P. 81 The Two Sources Of Indian Asceticism</ref>
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• Dalit Hindu saints
  |He was a mendicant and had become a saint through his asceticism.
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• Bauddh Dharm
  ...s]] such as their [[temples]] and universities, the outlawing of [[Hindu]] asceticism and the slaughter of [[Hindu]] clergy, they had no resources to continue th
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