Shri Ram Bhajan

What is the meaning of Dandi Sanyasi? (दण्डी सन्यासी का क्या अर्थ है?)

Danda means stick or cane in Sanskrit and the Sanyasi who keeps this stick is called Dandi Sanyasi. The Dandi Sanyasis, an important sect of saints in the country, claim that Shankaracharya was chosen from among them. Sadhus aspiring to become Dandi sanyasis have to cross many hurdles before being accepted. Dandi Swami is the one who has a stick in his hand.
How to become Dandi Sanyasi
When a Brahmin renounces rituals, his guru punishes him. Now the Sanyasis keep this stick covered with a cloth, when they move around, this stick should not be touched by anyone. Otherwise the pavitrata of the stick gets affected.

Dandi Sanyasis keep their Danda pure with the prescribed cover. He keeps the stick open during worship, except that he keeps the stick covered at all times. It is believed that the punishment of the Dandi monk is the divine power of the universe; Its purity has to be maintained at all times. Apavitra and unauthorized persons should not be shown open stick.

Life of Dandi Sanyasi
❀ Dandi Sanyasis practice celibacy and do not worship idols. It is believed that they connect themselves with the divine by going through the processes of their daily life and using the means of meditation. Because of this they do not need idol worship.

❀ The lifestyle of a Dandi monk is also different. Dandi monks give up clothes, they don't wear stitched clothes. Dandi Sanyasis sleep without a bed and reside outside Lokaranya.

Food of Dandi Sanyasi
❀ Dandi monks eat food by begging. He eats only once a day, he does not eat common utensils. Dandi monks never eat after sunset. They can beg for alms in a maximum of seven houses in a day and if they do not get anything, they have to go to bed hungry.

❀ They have to give up all the things of luxury and comfort.

Last rites of Dandi Sanyasi
They are not burnt after the death of a Dandi Sanyasi. A process of cremation of the body takes place during initiation itself. During this time they attain salvation and after death the sanyasis are not cremated like common people, they are given samadhi.

In the scriptures, Danda is the symbol of bhagwan Vishnu and it is also called 'Brahma danda'. When a brahmin takes sanyas as prescribed in our scriptures, then this punishment is given to him. When he earns the eligibility to hold this Danda, he gets the authority. The Sanyasi's Danda is the symbol of bhagwan Vishnu and his powers. All Dandi Sanyasis do Abhishek, Tarpan and worship their Dandi everyday.

दण्डी सन्यासी का क्या अर्थ है? हिन्दी में पढ़ें

डंडा का अर्थ संस्कृत में छड़ी या बेंत होता है और इस छड़ी को रखने वाले सन्यासी को दंडी सन्यासी कहा जाता है। देश में संतों के एक महत्वपूर्ण संप्रदाय दंडी सन्यासियों का दावा है कि शंकराचार्य उन्हीं में से चुने गए हैं।
Read Also

Blogs Dandi Sanyasi BlogsSankaracharya BlogsDwarkapeeth BlogsLife Of Dandi Sanyasi BlogsFood Of Dandi Sanyasi Blogs

If you love this blogs please like, share or comment!

Whatsapp ChannelFollow Bhakti Bharat Whatsapp Channel »
Bookmark / Save this blogs for future Add To Favorites
* Please share any of your suggestions or ideas with us.

** Please write your any type of feedback or suggestion(s) on our contact us page. Whatever you think, (+) or (-) doesn't metter!

Latest Blogs ›

Summer Solstice | June Solstice

The summer solstice occurs when the Earth's inclination towards the Sun is maximum. Therefore, on the day of the summer solstice, the Sun appears at its highest altitude with a midday position that changes very little for several days before and after the summer solstice. June 21 is the longest day in the Northern Hemisphere, technically this day is called the Summer Solstice. The amount of light received by a specific area in the Northern Hemisphere during the summer solstice depends on that location's latitudinal location.

Gulika Kaal

Gulika Kaal also known as Maandi, Kuligai Kaal is a special period in Vedic Astrology ruled by Saturn, during which certain activities are considered inauspicious.

Vaidik Pauranik Shank

Vedic mythological conch, name and type of conch, glory of conch. what was the name of Lord Sri Krishna, Arjuna, Bhimsen, Yudhishthira, Nakula, Sahadeva, Sahadeva and Bhishma's conch?

What is Eight Prahar?

According to Hindu religion, there are eight Prahars in 24 hours including day and night. On an average, a Prahar is of three hours or seven and a half hours, in which there are two Muhurtas. One prahar is one Ghati of 24 minutes. A total of eight prahars, four of the day and four of the night.

What are the Benefits of Burning Camphor?

In Indian rituals, camphor has a special place and is used for worship. Camphor is also used for aarti and puja havan. In Hinduism, the use of camphor is said to please the gods and goddesses.

Laddu Gopal Size Chart

Laddu Gopal form is one of the most popular forms of Lord Krishna. Size of Laddu Gopal?

Brahma Muhurta

Brahma Muhurta is a sacred time in the morning, considered highly auspicious in Indian spiritual and yogic traditions.

Om Jai Jagdish Hare Aarti - Om Jai Jagdish Hare Aarti
Ram Bhajan - Ram Bhajan
Bhakti Bharat APP