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From a secondary source,
Came to know that Bhattotpala in his commentary of Varahamihira’s Brihajjataka mentions a fifth century Jain scholar kālakāchārya who connects budha with ekadandins.
Also came to know that the Buddhist text Lalitavistara (early centuries of Christian Era ) mentions Tridanda holding persons.
Yet to locate exact lines from both the sources.
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निराशीर्निर्ममो भूत्वा युध्यस्व विगतज्वरः।। (भ.गी.)
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1. Best way is to start with the idea of danḍa as a dīkṣāchinha for dvijas . danḍadhāraṇa for brahmacharya is well known. danḍadhāraṇa for sannyāsa is similar. So is part of the dvija culture. Absence of danḍa in non-dvija Vedic ascetic traditions also can be understood on this basis.
2. References in some books indicate that both the words ēkadanḍa and tridanḍa seem to have occurrences in documents older than the advaita and viśiṣṭādvaita traditions.
3. vAgdaNDa, kAyadaNDa and manodaNDa etc seem to be part of explanatory concepts introduced later to the actual tradition of tridanḍa.
On Thu, Oct 30, 2014 at 11:57 AM, Ajit Gargeshwari <ajit.gar...@gmail.com> wrote:I was particularly interested ancient traditions (sampradays followed) used by the monks who carry with them the dandas. As of now I am not looking at monks of Chinmayanada or Ramkrishna Mutts or similar sanyasis as they carry no dandas and follow a follow a different tradition Thanks.
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For knowledge of people here, chinmaya and RK Mission follow paramahaMsa-sannyAsa system which they have inherited from kailAsa-Ashrama-pramaMparA.vivekAnanda and abhedAnanda have got copies of sannyAsa-paddati-s from there and they followed that. Even now people who leave RK Mission or could not take sannyAsa there, go to kailAsa Ashrama for sannyAsa. And I could ensure you that these paddhati-s are vaidilka, although the Mission now doesn't follow varNa-vyavasthA. Even then, those traivarNika-s who took sannyAsa from their institution are valid sannyAsI.
Wrong. Don't put your invented ideas here.
------ I would not have been so rude in this context."vAgdaNDa, kAyadaNDa and manodaNDa etc seem to be part of explanatory concepts introduced later to the actual tradition of tridanḍa" ( emphasis added.)is an open-ended presentation of a hypothesis proposal in the process of explaining the connection between two pieces of information, the object called tridanda, the ritual practice of holding it and the texts giving meaning to the object and the ritual. To be able to prove that the object and the ritual and the meaning in the texts were born together and the object and the ritual were created with the meaning, supporting evidences can be provided. If I get hold of such evidences, I shall conclude that the hypothesis has been proved wrong. That is the due academic process.
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Swami Vivekanada, Swami Kalyananda and Swami Nishayananda established a Sevashram in Kankhaland. Swami Vivekanda stayed in Kailasa Asram as a resident student for three years He never says or is there any documentation to say he got his Sanyasa Diksha at KailAsa Ashrama. Nor is it true the current monks go to Kailsa Asram to receive any initiation. Staying in place for studies doesn't mean receiving monastic initiation. I wanted calrify what I had said earlier.
I clearly know the difference between mantra Diksha and Sansyasa dikshaSorry to have quoted wiki but this is documented by accurate referencesThis is from their Official website
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhanraj_Giri
http://rksaradadprayag.org/new-page.htmThis my last post on this thread.
Regards
Ajit Gargeshwari
न जायते म्रियते वा कदाचिन्नायं भूत्वा भविता वा न भूयः।
अजो नित्यः शाश्वतोऽयं पुराणो न हन्यते हन्यमाने शरीरे।।2.20।।On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 12:17 PM, श्रीमल्ललितालालितः <lalitaa...@gmail.com> wrote:Asking any monk of RK Mission, who has a little knowledge of shAstra-s, etc., will make this clear. I've first hand experience of this relation.
vivekAnanda was for a few days in kailAsa Ashrama. abhedAnanda stayed a bit long there and he gained more knowledge of shAstra-s there.The inititation you talked, is just mantra-dIxA and not sannyAsa-dIxA. And no there is no rule that person of sAradA-lineage becomes president. svAmI AtmasthAnanda, is president and is shiShya of svAmI viGYAnAnanda.Actually, vivekAnanda and all just got gairika-vastra from rAmakR^iShNa first, without any shAstrIya-vidhi. He then got sannyAsa-vidhi from outside and then arranged homa, etc. for all according to that.To get these details contact some old monk of order or one who has interest in shAstra-s and history, both.श्रीमल्ललितालालितः
www.lalitaalaalitah.comOn Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 11:17 AM, Ajit Gargeshwari <ajit.gar...@gmail.com> wrote:On Thu, Oct 30, 2014 at 11:05 PM, श्रीमल्ललितालालितः <lalitaa...@gmail.com> wrote:For knowledge of people here, chinmaya and RK Mission follow paramahaMsa-sannyAsa system which they have inherited from kailAsa-Ashrama-pramaMparA.vivekAnanda and abhedAnanda have got copies of sannyAsa-paddati-s from there and they followed that. Even now people who leave RK Mission or could not take sannyAsa there, go to kailAsa Ashrama for sannyAsa. And I could ensure you that these paddhati-s are vaidilka, although the Mission now doesn't follow varNa-vyavasthA. Even then, those traivarNika-s who took sannyAsa from their institution are valid sannyAsI.I have not read this information in any published works of Ramakrishna Mutt or Mission. I have read that the president of Ramakrishna order of Monks are normally those who take their initiation in The Holy mother or wife of Ramakrishna Paramahasa lineage. Its is not mentioned in any of their published works that Sri Ramkrishna Parma hamsa took Sanyasa or had any interactions with Kailash ashram. Vivekananda at least has not said he got copies of any Sansyasa Ppaddatis and he is following any one paddati. He never even says it Vaidika Paddati. That is why I said their order of monks follow a different Sampradaya. I am not making judgements. The validity or invalidity of a Sanyasi was never mentioned by me Thanks
Namaste,May I pose a few queries ?1)How does Sanyasha and Homa go together ?
2)Does any Sanyashi continue to wear the sacred thread? and
3)Why do the physical sizes of the three dandas differ ?
Tridandam vainavam soumyam satvacham samaparvakam |
Veshtitham krishnagovaaLarajjvaa tu chaturanguhm ||
‘An ascetic should take three staves of bamboo and tie them together with a rope made of the hair of the cow’s tail, four angulas in length.’
‘A tridandi according to Manu is one who has restraint over his speech, mind and body and does not imply mere physical appearance of carrying a tridanda. ’
Vaag dando atha manodandah kaayadandas tathaiva cha |
Yasyaithe nihitaa buddhau tridanditi cha uchyate ||