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    A wandering ascetic, also known as a vratya, was a member of an ethnic group or sect in ancient India. They lived outside the dominant Vedic society and practiced their own forms of austerity and esoteric rites. In the traditional view, the wandering ascetic phase was the last part of a person's life.
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    Vratya | Yoga, Vedic Rituals & Asceticism | Britannica
    vratya, wandering ascetic, member of either an ethnic group or a sect, located principally in the Magadha (Bihar) region of ancient India. The vratya s lived outside the fold of th…
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    The Phases of Life (Third and fourth) – Religion 100Q: Hinduism Project
    The fourth phase of life is Sannyasin. This phase is also known as the wandering ascetic or renouncer phase. This phase is traditionally seen as the last part of a man or woman’s l…
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    Vratya | Yoga, Vedic Rituals & Asceticism | Britannica
    vratya, wandering ascetic, member of either an ethnic group or a sect, located principally in the Magadha (Bihar) region of ancient India. The vratya s lived outside the fold of th…
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    https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/rel100hinduism/2015/11/25/the-phases-of-life-third-and-fourth/
    The Phases of Life (Third and fourth) – Religion 100Q: Hinduism Project
    The fourth phase of life is Sannyasin. This phase is also known as the wandering ascetic or renouncer phase. This phase is traditionally seen as the last part of a man or woman’s l…