ashramavasi (आश्रमवासी; āśramavāsī) is a term meaning one who is resident of an ashrama (spiritual hermitage or monastery).
An Ashramavasi is typically a dedicated spiritual practitioner who has made a conscious choice to reside in Guru's ashram and follow the teachings and spiritual discipline (sadhana) prescribed by the Guru.
Also written as ashramvasi, ashramwasi
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