NIVRITTI: renunciation

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manosanyasa:

manosanyasa (manosanyaasa). Mental renunciation.

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Nivritti:

Nivritti: renunciation.

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thyagi:

thyagi (thyaagee). Renunciant.

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vairagi:

vairagi (vairaagi). Monk; renunciant.

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vairagya:

vairagya (vairaagya). Detachment, renunciation.

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thyaga:

thyaga (thyaaga). Sacrifice, renunciation.

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Nivritti Marga - Path of renunciation.

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TYAGA: Renunciation (of egoism, desires and the world).

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SANNYASINS: Those who have embraced the life of complete renunciation.

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sannyasin/sannyasa:

person at the last of the four stages of life, the stage of the wandering ascetic, stage of life of renunciation and liberation

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nekkhamma (nekkhamma): Renunciation; literally, "freedom from sensual lust". One of the ten paramis.

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Jabala Upanishad: (Sanskrit) Belongs to the Atharva Veda. This short scripture teaches of knowledge attained in renunciation.

See: Upanishad.

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Yajnavalkya Upanishad: (Sanskrit) A metrical rendering of the Jabala Upanishad, which expounds on sannyasa, renunciation of worldly life in the quest for liberation.

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Wesak

(Sanskrit) Celebration of the birth, renunciation, enlightenment, and death of the Buddha, usually on the full moon in Taurus

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sannyasa ashrama: (Sanskrit) "Renunciate stage." The period of life after age 72.

See: ashrama.

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Four Unlimited Mind

The mind of Bodhisattva:

1. Kindness;
2. Compassion;
3. Delight;
4. Renunciation.

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Yukta-vairagya - appropriate renunciation; renunciation which is suitable for entrance into bhakti. This is defined in Bhakti-rasamrtasindhu (1.2.255): "When one is detached from material sense enjoyment, but accepts in appropriate proportion objects which are favorable to one’s bhakti, and shows special inclination toward things which are directly related to Krsna, such as mahaprasada, his renunciation is known as yukta-vairagya.” (See phalgu-vairagya with which this is contrasted.)

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Sadhu:

A renunciate spiritual seeker, usually seen in India. Saddhus have no possessions having given up everything in the material world in search of personal spiritual growth. The ultimate goal of which is Enlightenment.

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yukta-vairagya

real renunciation by utilizing everything in the service of God.

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Tyaga: Literally: "abandonment." Renunciation-in the Gita, the relinquishment of the fruit of action.

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Tyaga:

Tyaga: renunciation (of egoism, desires and  the world).

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