renunciation
Renunciation, or the determination to be free, is the attitude aspiring to be free from all suffering and to attain the liberation that is freedom from cyclic existence.
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Buddhadharma Magazine - Mar 4, 2010
Buddhadharma Magazine Why we need monasticism
Monastics as a bridge between the ancient teachings and the modern world.
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