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Brahmacharya (/ˌbrɑːməˈtʃɑːrjə/; Devanagari: ब्रह्मचर्य) is the
concept within Indian religions that
literally means "conduct
consistent with Brahman"...
- the Math, as well as the
spiritual growth and
development of the new
Brahmacharins and
Sannyasins in the monastery.
Under her stewardship, Sri
Sarada Math...
- (penance, austerity, meditation), That for
which they live the life of a
Brahmacharin,
Understand that word in its essence: Om! that is the word. Yes, this...
- on
three of the
traditional stages of life for
Hindu males (student (
brahmacharin),
householder (grihastha) and recluse/renunciate (vanaprastha) as well...
- of him
which belongs to tamas, that, O
students of
sacred knowledge (
Brahmacharins), is this Shiva. That part of him
which belongs to rajas, that O students...
- retirement, or Vānaprastha, or
Ashrama system,
unlike the
concepts of
Brahmacharin and
Grihasthi which can be distinguished. The
earliest mention of a related...
-
Yaugandharayana places Vasavadatta under her
custody for sometime. A
brahmacharin (celibate)
arrives to
narrate the fire
accident at
Lavanaka in which...
- make no
mention of Sannyasa, or
Ashrama system,
unlike the
concepts of
Brahmacharin and
Grihastha which they do mention. Instead, Rig Veda uses the term...
-
following mandates during the
period of
apprenticeship – "thou
shalt be a
brahmacharin, wear
beard and mustache, thou
shalt be
always truthful,
abstain from...
- The
Upanishad in
section 8.5 and 8.6
states that the life of
student (
Brahmacharin, see Brahmacharya)
guided by a
teacher is the
means to knowledge, and...
