-
Dharmasutras the
Asramas were four
alternative available ways of life,
neither presented as
sequential nor with age recommendations. The
Asramas system is one...
- An
ashram (Sanskrit: आश्रम,
āśrama) is a
spiritual hermitage or a
monastery in
Indian religions. The
Sanskrit noun
āśrama- is a
thematic nominal derivative...
-
vanaprastha (forest dweller), and
sannyasa (renunciation)
being the
other three asramas. The
brahmacharya (bachelor student)
stage of life – from
childhood up...
- – that is,
dharma of
varna and
asramas of life. At the
individual level, some
texts of
Hinduism outline four
āśramas, or
stages of life as individual's...
- Gṛhastha
āśrama as the
highest because,
explains verse III.4.48, not only does the
householder performs the
duties recommended for all four
asramas, they...
-
universal essence.
Traditionally the life of a
Hindu is
divided into four
Āśramas (phases or life stages;
another meaning includes monastery). The four ashramas...
- pilgrimages, vegetarianism, the
holiness of cows, the
doctrine of
stages of life (
asrama), or knew them only at
their inception. Thus, it is
justified to see a turning...
-
proposed Swami Krishnabodha Asrama as the Shankaracharya,
despite Shantanand's
claim and
occupation of
Jyotir Math.
Asrama died in 1973 and
nominated his...
-
There are
several dormitories:
Asrama Padjadjaran I -
allocated for
students funded by
Bidik Misi
scholarship Asrama Padjadjaran II -
allocated for students...
- Nyâya Sutras, The
Sacred Book of the Hindus,
Volume VIII,
Bhuvaneshvar Asrama Press,
pages 137–139 Karl
Potter (2004), The
Encyclopedia of
Indian Philosophies:...
