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Dhutanga (Pali dhutaṅga, Sinhala: ධුතාඞ්ග) or dhūtaguṇa (Sanskrit) is a
group of
austerities or
ascetic practices taught in Buddhism. The
Theravada tradition...
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eating only one meal a day.
Monks following this
tradition are
known as
thudong, the Thai
pronunciation of this Pali word.
Searching out
secluded places...
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particularly the
practice of
monks dwelling in the
forest (Thai: พระธุดงค์ Phra
thudong, pilgrimage, lit. "hiking monk"). Wat Nong Pah Pong, for example, is a...
- Sayadaw. In Thailand,
forest monks are
known as phra
thudong (ascetic
wandering monks) or phra
thudong kammathan (wandering
ascetic meditator). The minimum...
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crematory alone, do
austere practices, and
these came to be
known as
Thudong.
Ascetic Buddhist monks have been and
continue to be
found in Myanmar,...
- Bhuridatto,
Luang Por Waen's
spiritual teacher, he
spent his life as a
Thudong monk
until he
became disabled. He
lived alone,
practiced alone in forests...
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dwelling monks, with
austere practices, and
these came to be
known as
Thudong.
These ascetic Buddhist monks are also
found in Myanmar, and as in Thailand...
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reordained in the
Thammayut Order,
where he
wandered the
forests as a
thudong, a monk who
observes the dhutanga. He
travelled as far as Burma, Cambodia...
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archived from the
original on 2021-02-25,
retrieved 2016-09-27 Thai
Forest Tradition Thudong Tradition Forest Sangha Kammatthana Ajaan Mun Relics...
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Thanissaro 2015, [11].
Thanissaro 2015, [12].
Thanissaro 2015, [13]. "
Thudong:
Forest Monks and
Hermits of
Southeast Asia -
Articles - Hermitary". "A...
