ashram

Noun

ashram

1. (Hinduism) a secluded religious hermitage inhabited by gurus

6 letters in word "ashram": A A H M R S.

Anagrams of ashram:

• harams

• marahs

Words found within ashram:

aa aah aahs aas ah aha ahs am ama amah amahs amas ar arm arms ars as asar ash ha haar haars ham hams haram harm harms has hm ma maa maar maars maas mar mara marah maras mars marsh mas masa mash rah rahs ram rams ras rash sam sama sar sh sha sham shama sma

• Definitions:
• Abode of spiritual teacher; place for disciplined community living; stage of life
• hermitage, retreat or place of quiet and solitude, often in a forest, where a Hindu sage lives alone or with his disciples
• Spiritual center usually specific to a particular lineage of teachers. Traditionally considered a hermitage and abode of the Guru.
• Spiritual teaching center.
• the residence of a Hindu religious community, centered around a guru. Ashrams are usually secluded from everyday life.
• This is a Sanskrit word indicating a spiritual community or any place where seekers meet, presumably for instruction, under the authority or auspices of a guru.
• An ashram is a sanctuary where all things external are directed towards empowering and deepening the experience of inner exploration and transformation.. Some ashrams are graced with the physical presence of a spiritual Master.
• Traditional communal centres in single locations often separate from ordinary life, set up as retreats within which spiritual practice is pursued under the direction of a teacher. Also denotes the stages of life in the Hindu tradition.
• Indian name for a hermitage, monastic community, or other place of religious significance. Mostly used for a place where a sadhak (saint) lives and either it is named after the name of the saint or after the name of the place.-derived from Sanskrit asrama 'hermitage'. ...
• a hermitage; also a system of dividing a person's lifespan into four different stages of life
• In Sanskrit it means "toil, penance, or austerity." In Hinduism, it denotes the secluded residence of a religious community and its spiritual leader. ...
• Hinduism. Religious retreat or home of a Hindu Holy Man.
• A spiritual community.
• The residential place of a Saint and the devotees (whose prime aim of life is God realization) and also a place where a seeker of God’s love receives devotional guidance.
• a retreat for humans and animals, where knowledge and spirituality is pursued; monastery or hermitage
• (India) a place of religious retreat for Hindus
• An Ashram (Pronounced "aashram") in ancient India was a Hindu hermitage where sages lived in peace and tranquility amidst nature. Spiritual and physical exercises, such as the various forms of Yoga, were regularly performed by the hermitage residents. ...

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