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Varna Purusartha Asrama brahmana dharma, moksa all four ksatriya dharma, artha brahmacarya, grhastha, vanaprastha vaisya artha, kama brahmacarya, grhastha, vanaprastha sudra kama grhastha This and similar correlations are drawn out of thin air; they do not correspond to any ideas found in the ancient sources.
On the renunciatory orders in Hinduism, Ghurye in his book Indian Sadhus writes that there are ten orders of ascetics (popularly known as Dasnamis) namely: Aryana, Asrama, Bharti, Giri, Parvata, Puri,Sarasvati, Sagara, Tirtha and Vana.
We come by an episode where a young boy argues that the guru of that asrama was his real father.
Meanwhile, when met by reporters after the event, Dr Wan Azizah said two of the three female students who escaped from a moral rehabilitation centre at Asrama Akhlak (Perempuan) Jitra in Kubang Pasu yesterday, had been found.
Aspek Sanitasi dan Higiene di Kantin Asrama Tingkat Persiapan Bersama (TPB) Institut Pertanian Bogor.
In Hinduized Asia, forests were similarly hunting domains of kings, but they were also locations of hermitages (asrama) where not only ascetics retreated from the socialized world, but young noblemen attended classes on spirituality and ethics before assuming their leadership roles.
[6] Mohd Anuar Bin Abdul Rahman and Alina Masri Bt Md Yusoff Pengetahuan Dan Pengamalan Sanitasi Makanan Di Dewan Makan Asrama Sekolah Menengah Bandar Kluang" Fakulti Pendidikan Universiti Teknologi Malaysia 2010.
The artists normally worked as a cooperative and lived as a commune in an asrama. (8) They also organized art exhibitions and workshops in the open air that were accessible to the general public (Spanjaard 1998:120; Foulcher 1986:140).
As the autobiography begins with Singh's first trip to London as a student and therefore at the first stage in the life of a Hindu's asrama, the decisive failure has already occurred.
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