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Dictionary definition: āraṇya-vāsī
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- A Dictionary of Buddhism
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āraṇya-vāsī
(Skt.). A forest-dweller; name given to
monks
who choose to emulate the lifestyle of the
Buddha
and the early
Saṃgha
by dwelling in sparsely populated rural areas. The term especially applies to those who observe the stringent austerities known as
dhutangas
. Forest-dwelling monks who practise
meditation
as opposed to ...
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Dictionary definition: saṃbhāra-mārga
A Dictionary of Buddhism;
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...saṃbhāra-mārga (Skt.). The ‘path of accumulation ... the requisite accumulation of merit and awareness (puṇya-jñāna-saṃbhāra).
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