आश्रमः
Āśrama (Stages of Life)
The four stages: brahmacarya, gṛhastha, vānaprastha, sannyāsa.
84 paragraphs across 8 volumes
Volume I: Part I 11 paragraphs
...lf of Vanaparva 133. 1), II. 9. 21 10 ( Manu 6. 43 has the first pāda ). Thus in all there...
...and Manu 4. 80, and Viṣṇu 96. 14-17 and Manu 6. 46 agree almost word for worḍ The verses t...
... sūtra as Gautama (Dh. S. III. 26). The Manusmṛti (VI. 21) speaks of the Vānaprastha as one who ab...
... of *Vānaprastha* or *Vaikhānasa*. From Manu VI. 21 it follows that a *śāstra* called *Vaik...
..., Dhyāna. The word Dhyānayoga occurs in Manu VI. 73 and 79 and it is stated that by dhyānay...
...s of Svāyam-bhuva Manu are mentioned in Manu VI. 54 (on the vessels to be used by ascetics)...
...which he admits to be ancient and holds Manu VI. 54 ( about Yatipātras including ‘alābu’ ) ...
... good deal of matter on Yoga e. g. vide Manu VI. 70–73; Yāj. III.67 imitates Mundakopanişad II...
... VIII. 29, 30, 32 which are the same as Manu VI. 70-72 ). It quotes dozens of verses from the ...
... ‘Prāṇāyāmair-dahed-doṣān &c.' which is Manu VI. 7 and occurs also in Bṛ. Y. Y. VIII. 32.
...knowledge and *karma* ( vide remarks on Manu VI. 32, 74–75 and XII. 87–90 ). This was proba...
Volume I: Part II 4 paragraphs
...atha (the great journey) referred to in Manu VI. 31, the Mahābhārata in its Mahāprasthānika...
...p. (VIII. 3. 4). On p. 62 in explaining Manu VI. 83 ‘adhyātmikaṁ ca satatam Vedāntābhihitam...
...d others), the stage of a Yati (chiefly Manu VI. 33–37 and 41 etc.), the procedure of sannyāsa...
...ry in Kāśī in the company of Panditṣ On Manu VI. 14 he mentions the names of certain vegeta...
Volume II: Part I 10 paragraphs
... ) except of the fourth.’ Medhātithi on Manu VI. 97 explains these words as meaning that th...
...d recaka (exhaling air from the lungs). Manu VI. 70-71 highly praises the utility of prāṇāyāma...
...ived from men and become less powerful. Manu VI. 87 speaks of the four *āśrama*s, the last ...
...f-chapter-viii-āshramas-4">4 (Manu VI. 33). Similar rules are founḍ in many other...
...ṇi to vānaprastha (since accord- ing to Manu VI. 6 and Gaut. III. 33 the vānaprastha had t...
...lly says that there is only one āśrama. Manu VI. 89-90, III. 77-80, Vaṣ Dh. S. VIII. 14-17, Da...
... Commentators like Sarvajña-Nārāyaṇa on Manu VI. 35 endeavour to bring about reconciliation...
...ed in the Tai. S. as illustrative only. Manu (VI. 35) enjoins upon a man that he should not t...
...uent. Śāntiparva 296. 39 is the same as Manu VI. 90. Śānti 270. 6-7 states ‘as all beings l...
...rest hermits (Manu VI. 6). According to Manu VI. 22 and Yāj. III. 48 the forest hermit has ...
Volume II: Part II 47 paragraphs
.... I. 5. 16. 17-I. 6. 19; Vaṣ Dh. S. 14, Manu VI. 207–223, Yāj. I. 167–181. The Śāntiparva chapte...
...t takes up the same position as that of Manu viz. that himsā was allowed only in sacrif...
...a-forest-hermit-4">4 (I. 27). Manu VI. 21 describes the Vānaprastha as abiding by...
...r passing some years as an householder. Manu (VI.2) indicates the age by saying 'when a hou...
.... 2, Bauḍ Dh. S. III. 3, Vaṣ Dh. S. IX, Manu VI. 1-32, Yāj. III. 45-55, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 95, Vaik...
...rescribed ( in Vaikhānasa sūtra ). Vide Manu VI. 25, Yāj. III. 45.
... can use salt prepared by himself only (Manu VI. 12).
... and vegetables and give alms thereout (Manu VI. 5 and 7, Gaut. III. 29–30, Yāj. III. 46).
...and 24, Yāj. III. 48, Vaṣ IX. 9); while Manu VI. 6 appears to prescribe a bath twice a day...
... allow his hair and nails to grow. Vide Manu VI. 6, Gaut. III. 34, Vaṣ IX. 11.
...e it inaudibly (Āp. Dh. S. II 9. 22. 9, Manu VI. 8, Yāj. III. 48).
... In view of Yāj. III. 45, Vaṣ IX. 5 and Manu VI. 26, Kullūka seems 2124 to be wr...
... fruits and roots growing in villages ( Manu VI. 16 and Yaj. III. 46 ).
...rites but only the oil of wild fruits ( Manu VI. 17 and Yaj. III. 49 ).
...e or on wind ( Āp. Dh. S. II. 9. 23. 2, Manu VI. 31 ). Vide Viṣṇu Dh. S. 95. 7-12 also.
...ial every year in the month of Āśvina ( Manu VI. 15, Yaj. III. 47, Āp. Dh. S. II. 9. 22. 24...
...ins, by wearing wet garments in winter (Manu VI. 23-34, Yaj. III. 52, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 95. 2-4) an...
... enjoy the things that give pleasures ( Manu VI. 22 and 26, Yāj. III. 51 ).
...e and ultimately for realising brahma ( Manu VI. 29–30).
..., till the body falls to rise no more ( Manu VI. 31, Yāj. III. 55). The Mit. and Aparārka (...
...ar. M. ( I. part 2, p. 139 ) relying on Manu VI. 2, Yama and other sages states its view t...
...prastha-forest-hermit-28">28 (Manu VI. 38, 43, 44). The Ap. Dh. S. employs the sa...
...II. 6. 21–27 and II. 10, Vaṣ Dh. S. X., Manu VI. 33–86, Yaj. III. 56–66, Vaik. IX. 9, Viṣṇu Dh...
...it his fires in himself and leave home (Manu VI. 38).
...chapter-xxviii-sannyāsa-5">5 (Manu VI. 41, 43-44, Vaṣ Dh. S. X. 12-15, Saṅkha VII...
...d to all objects of sense and pleasure (Manu VI. 41 and 49, Gaut. III. 11).
...im down, should never utter an untruth (Manu VI. 40, 47–48, Yāj. III. 61, Gaut. III. 23).
...d subsist on food obtained by begging ( Manu VI. 38 and 43, Āp. Dh. S. I. 9. 21. 10, Ādipar...
...ly for one night (Gaut. III. 13 and 20, Manu VI. 43, 55 ).
...ṇas, birds and dogs, beggars or others (Manu VI. 50-51).
...ejected when he gets little or nothing (Manu VI. 57 and 59, Vaṣ X. 21,22 and 25, Yaj. III. ...
... garments, his water jar, begging bowl (Manu VI. 43-44, Gaut. III. 10, Vaṣ X. 6). Devala quote...
...with water and scoured with cow's hair (Manu VI. 53-54, Yaj. III. 60 and Laghu-Viṣṇu IV. 29-30...
... his nails, cut all his hair and beard (Manu VI. 52, Vaṣ Dh. S. X. 6); but Gaut. III. 21 ap...
...aits till the time he is hired expires (Manu VI. 43 and 46).
... repeats the Vedic texts learnt by him (Manu VI. 43, Gaut. III. 16, Bauḍ Dh. S. II. 10. 79,...
...taffs) according to Yāj. III. 58, while Manu VI. 52 simply says he should be danḍī (i. e. c...
...antam brahma ’ in Tai. Up. 2. 1 ). Vide Manu VI. 83.
... voice ) decides to be right or proper (Manu VI. 46, Śāṅkha VII. 7, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 96. 14-17)...
... incessant round of births and deaths ( Manu VI. 76–77, Yāj. III. 63–64, Viṣṇu Dh. S. 96. 25–4...
...ne can possess these outward signṣ Vide Manu VI. 66, 92–94, Yāj. III. 65–66, Vaṣ X. 30, Bau...
...the Absolute and secure final release ( Manu VI. 70–75, 81, Yāj. III. 62, 64 ).
...er-xxviii-sannyāsa-15">15 (on Manu VI. 32) is quite emphatic that sannyāsa does n...
... that brāhmaṇas alone can be sannyāsinṣ Manu (VI. 38) begins his description of the 4th stage...
...writers and works such as Medhātithi on Manu (VI. 97), the Mit., the Madanapārijāta (pp. 365-...
... the view.2170 Medhātithi on Manu VI. 36 rejects this view (of some) by saying t...
Volume III 3 paragraphs
... 24. 16) also forbids thiṣ According to Manu VI 31 and Yaj. III 55 a forest hermit, whe...
... Dh. S (II. 9. 21. 18 to II. 9. 23. 2), Manu VI. 1-32, Vas IX 1-11, Yāj. III. 45-55 lay down ...
...s runs counter to the recommendation of Manu VI. 56 that an ascetic should go for begging t...
Volume IV 2 paragraphs
...five classes of śrāddhas as declared by Manu viz. nitya, naimittika, kāmya, vṛddhi and ...
... or mahāpathayātrā) by a forest hermit (Manu VI, 31, Yāj. III, 55) suffering from incur...
Volume V: Part I 1 paragraphs
... S. II. 14 dilates on Turāya- nesti and Manu VI 10 refers to it as a vedic isti along w...
Volume V: Part II 6 paragraphs
...s-59">59 It may be noted that Manu VI. 50 mentions 'utpāta' and 'nimitta' separat...
...ined in adhidaivata and adhyātma ways). Manu (VI. 83) lays down the japa (muttering) of Veda ...
...e of which (in verse 64) is the same as Manu VI. 73.
...les; on the contrary, early Smṛtis like Manu VI. 253, Yājñavalkya I. 166, Parāśara XL 19 pro...
...yoga : ṃ by Śv. Up. and Gītā 1448; ṃ by Manu (VI. 73) and Yāj. III. 64), 1447. Dighanikāya 93...
...hasmṛti 27, 1016n, 1440 ( same verse as Manu VI. 72 ), 1441 ( same in Manu ), 1448n ( eight...