renouncer

The world renouncer is not allowed to produce, store, or prepare food.

And the glimmer of pride that all his time as a Renouncer didn't seem to have taken away.

The renouncer does not engage in any form of food transaction, only reception.

For many authors in the crisis literature, the new male is not a renouncer of masculinity but rather its champion.

He gave me an unpleasant grin, not one from the Renouncer monk serenity suite.

There was a Renouncer creed tacked to the back of the door, but it was coming away at one corner.

It is a Sanskrit word meaning "the renouncer".

He was a sannyasin (renouncer) who believed in the infallible authority of the Vedas.

Cast your eyes on the Renouncer, Pinch, and be the wiser for the recollection!'

She was clearly still miffed, either over the breach of host etiquette or the mention of her Renouncer background.

'You really from a Renouncer family?'

Borrowed imagery from the Renouncer school, and some trace element of perverse Christian sacrifice myth.

That the Renouncer place?'

The four stages in the ideal life of a Brahman are those of student, householder, forest-dweller, and renouncer.

In the pastoral cultures of Vedic people, the renouncer Munis and Yatis were looked down upon.

Āśramas - the four stages of life (the student, the householder, the forest dweller, and the renouncer) and the duties expected during each.

It is very possible that the karmas and reincarnation entered the mainstream brahaminical thought from the sramana or the renouncer traditions."

Relatedly, Nārada 1.7 states that if a renouncer dies in debt, all the merit produced by his spiritual practice goes to his creditors.

The highest, archetypal renouncer begs randomly, but obtains just a morsel from each of the houses from which he begs.

Should a parent cease being a Hindu or become a renouncer, hermit, or ascetic, that parent will lose his or her guardian rights.

Thus, Manu and Yājñavalkya after him are able to stipulate that a renouncer must have paid his triple-debt as a householder before renouncing the world.