{
  "name": "A Creed of Monasticism",
  "short_name": "A Creed of Monasticism",
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  "lang": "en-US",
  "description": "There was a time, not too long ago, when children and young men in India were taught that to renounce the
world in the quest for God realization, in service to God, was the noblest human path. Parents would explain to
boys that sannyasa, the way of the renunciate monk, was open to
them. They would explain that, if they chose it, they would have the greatest chance of knowing once and for all the divine purpose and Ultimate Truth of life. Hindu scriptures clearly
and abundantly proclaim sannyasa to be the highest dharma. But how many believe this anymore? How
many parents encourage a child to consider sannyasa
as a life pattern? How many young men honestly feel they will be respected more for donning orange robes
and serving God than for wearing a white smock and amassing money? Still, there are bastions of hope.",
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