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"Vanaprastha"
Keywords:
dweller
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enchorite
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asceticism
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devout
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penance
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Anchorite
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A dweller in the worlds. A Brahman in the third sage of his religious life, passing his time as an enchorite in the woods
blessingsonthenet.com
The third stage of life, typified by retirement and asceticism.
re-xs.ucsm.ac.uk
person at the third of the four stages of life, hermitage or forest-dweller stage of life
hinduism.about.com
a religious man, engaged in the practice of rigorous and devout penance (i
astrojyoti.com
a man who has retired from householder life to cultivate greater renunciation
newgoloka.com
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Keywords:
prus
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isha
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hermit
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sanskrit
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pursue
A residence for families to live together and pursue spirituality in totality. One such facility is available at the Isha Yoga Center in India.
sadhguru.org
A Vanaprastha (Sanskrit वनपà¥à¤°à¤¸à¥à¤¥, vana = forest, and prus = dwelling) is a person who is living in the forest as a hermit after partially giving up material desires.
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