শ্রীরামকৃষ্ণ ও তার শিষ্যবৃন্দের দৃষ্টিতে আদর্শ সন্ন্যাসী II Sannyasa is the renunciation of all selfish motives and desires.
শ্রীরামকৃষ্ণ ও তার শিষ্যবৃন্দের দৃষ্টিতে আদর্শ সন্ন্যাসী
Sri
Ramakrishna
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Sri
Ramakrishna
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Sri
Ramakrishna
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Sri
Ramakrishna
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স্বামী সুবােধানন্দ
Sannyasa
is the renunciation of all selfish motives and desires. Before I
explain what Sannyasa is, I should speak to you about Brahmacharya;
for unless the latter is realized, no sannyasa or renunciation is
possible. The observance of Brahmacharya requires strict regulation
of one's diet, habits, and thoughts. Of all the injunctions prescribed
for this stage, the greatest stress is laid by the Sastras upon the
complete master of the sexual instinct.
Nothing
should be sensed or done by the aspirant which might directly or
otherwise tend to arouse the animal in him or her. In this way, one is
directed to bring one's mind under full control. He who is not a
slave to his senses and mind, but on the contrary has made them his
slaves, is a true Brahmacharin. All the religions of the world preach
this Brahmacharya and Sannyasa, both of which have one and the same
end in view, namely to lift the mind up from all sensual concerns
towards God. When the mind reaches God it enjoys divine bliss.
A
true Sannyasin looks upon a saint and a sinner in the same light, for
he finds the same God in both of them, only in different
garbs......PB-11
1896-314
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