Dress of a sannyasi (Books)

Expressions researched:
"dress is not sannyasa" |"dress of a false sannyasi" |"dress of a sannyasi" |"dress of a sannyasi" |"dress of a tridandi-sannyasi," |"dress of either a sannyasi" |"dress of sannyasis" |"dress of the sannyasa" |"dress of the sannyasi" |"dress themselves as sannyasis" |"dress worn by a sannyasi" |"dressed as a sannyasi" |"dressed like a sannyasi" |"sannyasa dress"

BG Chapters 7 - 12

Anyone acting under the direction of the Supreme Lord is actually a sannyāsī and a yogī, and not the man who has simply taken the dress of the sannyāsī, or a pseudo yogī.

BG 10.3, Purport:

Because the spiritual master is the representative of the Supreme Lord, his direction is directly the direction of the Supreme Lord. The spiritual master, saintly persons and scriptures direct in the same way. There is no contradiction in these three sources. All actions done under such direction are free from the reactions of pious or impious activities of this material world. The transcendental attitude of the devotee in the performance of activities is actually that of renunciation, and this is called sannyāsa. As stated in the first verse of the Sixth Chapter of Bhagavad-gītā, one who acts as a matter of duty because he has been ordered to do so by the Supreme Lord, and who does not seek shelter in the fruits of his activities (anāśritaḥ karma-phalam), is a true renouncer. Anyone acting under the direction of the Supreme Lord is actually a sannyāsī and a yogī, and not the man who has simply taken the dress of the sannyāsī, or a pseudo yogī.