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• The State Department estimates 5986 renunciants and 559 relinquishers during FY2015.
• These passages also do not mention the fourth sight of the renunciant.
• He taught renunciants the importance of celibacy and of controlling the senses.
• This was considered as evidence of a renunciant bodhisattva.
• Some Chishtis both past and present have lived as renunciants or as wandering dervish.
• Another 100 " renunciants " arrived in July.
• The total number of renunciants from 2001 to 2011 was roughly 10, 900.
• These included everything from renunciants being hung upside down to being given shock therapy.
• White or pink robes are worn by Theravada women renunciants who are not fully ordained.
• Without ordination available to them, women traditionally voluntarily take limited vows to live as renunciants.
• For the remainder of the century and into the next, the renunciant legends continued to appear.
• Each renunciant whose application was successful would receive a " Notice of Approval of Renunciation " as proof.
• An old'math', a hermitage for renunciants ( Sannyasis ), is located on Pusad road.
• She is occasionally addressed by the S
  
  dhv +
  ", a respectful Sanskrit title for a female renunciant.
• The separation of the male and female renunciants helps discourage the maechis being used as servants by monks and temple staff.
• In 1996, the United States changed its tax law to include a provision to " name and shame " renunciants.
• A renunciant man of knowledge is usually called " Varnatita " or " beyond all varnas " in Vedantic works.
• Concepts, such as karma and reincarnation may have originated in the sramana or the renunciant traditions, and then become mainstream.
• Just like everything in universe, states the renunciant king, desires and joy are transitory, rebirth a part of existence.
• The renunciant is a depiction of the Sramana movement, which was popular at the time of Siddh
  
  rtha and which he consequently joined.