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asceticism(n)

simple and strict way of living for religious reasons

attainment (n)

the act of achieving

behold(v)

to observe something

decay(v)

to get destroyed slowly

illumination (n)

understanding

in succession (phrase)

following one after the other without pause

infuse(v)

to fill

mansion(n)

a large and luxurious house

monk(n)

a member of a religious community living without worldly pleasures

nirvana (n)

the state of peace and happiness that a person achieves after giving up all personal desires

overslack (adj)

too loose

prophesied (v)

said what would happen in the future

quest(n)

a long search for something

realm(n)

a kingdom

renounce (v)

to give up willingly

renunciate (n)


a person who gives up all the pleasures of life for a reason

secluded (adj)

separated from others, isolated

stimulant (n)

something that encourages one and gives energy

venerate(v)

to feel great respect for something

vision (n)

the act or power of imagination

infant (n)

young child, newborn.

luxury (n)

richness, splendour

impermanence (n)

a state of not being permanent

starvation (n)

lack of food

ascetic (n)

a person who lives a simple life

will power (n)

strong determination.

renouncing (v)

refuse a right or position

tortured (v)

cause great mental and physical suffering