Let this be no partial renunciation, subject to future wants, to future patterns of worldliness. It requires, too, that the wheel of samskara have been lived through, that life hold no further fascination or charm. Through experience the soul learns of the nature of joy and sorrow, learns well to handle the magnetic forces of the world. Only when that learning is complete is true sannyasa possible. Otherwise, the soul, still immature, will be drawn back into the swirl of experience, no matter what vows have been uttered.
True renunciation comes when the world withdraws from the devotee.
Sannyasa is for the accomplished ones, the great souls, the evolved souls. Sannyasa comes when all getting is finished. The kavi or saffron robes are the royal insignia of the sannyasin . Live up to them as best you can. You need not be a saint or jivanmukta to enter into the ancient world order of sannyasa .