deha-sanyasa:

deha-sanyasa (dheha-sanyaasa). Outward renunciation.

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a-mritha-sanyasa:

a-mritha-sanyasa (-sanyaasa). Bliss-filled renunciation.

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Atma-sanyasa:

Atma-sanyasa (Aathma-sanyaasa). Atmic renunciation.

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asrama:

asrama (aashrama). A stage of life: one of student, householder, hermit, and renunciate.

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a-parigraha:

a-parigraha. Non-acceptance of gifts, renunciation.

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phala-thyaga:

phala-thyaga (-thyaaga). Renunciation of the fruit of action.

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nivritti:

nivritti (nivritthi). Withdrawal, detachment, renunciation.

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sanyasa-dharma:

sanyasa-dharma (sanyaasa-dharma). Dharma for a renunciate.

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sanyasi:

sanyasi (sanyaasi). Also sanyasin. Renunciant, mendicant.

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sanyasa:

sanyasa (sanyaasa). Renunciation-detachment, mendicancy.

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karma-marga:

karma-marga (-maarga). Path of renunciation of the fruit of action.

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Sannyasins:

Sannyasins: those who have embraced the life  of complete renunciation.

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Thyaga:

Thyaga: Renunciation (BV-10), (BV-36), detachment (RRV-6b).

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Mahatyagi:

Mahatyagi: a person whose renunciation is  universal.

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thyaga-bhumi:

thyaga-bhumi (thyaaga-bhuumi). Land of renunciation.

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Bhagwan: One endowed with spiritual power, righteousness, knowledge, and renunciation. A term and title of great honor.

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Swami: Title given to a monk; a swami is a monk who has taken vows of renunciation and of service to God and humanity.

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Jnanayoga:

The path of knowledge, consisting of discrimination, renunciation, and other disciplines.

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Chaturthasrama caturthasrama (Sanskrit) The fourth stage of sannyasa, complete renunciation of the world. (BCW 2:118)

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Great Sacrifice, Renunciation. See WATCHER; WONDROUS BEING

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Vairagya

(Sanskrit) Dispassion; the power of renunciation by which a yogi is able to pursue the true rather than the false, the eternal rather than the ephemeral.

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tyaga: (Sanskrit) "Letting go, detachment, renunciation." Described in the Bhagavad Gita as the basic principle of karma yoga, detachment from the fruits of one's actions.

See: sacrifice, sannyasa, vairagya.

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