Moksha: "Release"; Hindu notion of the ending of the cycle of reincarnation (samsara); also associated with the highest stage of religious awareness and Yoga meditation.

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Moksha-puri:

Moksha-puri. Salvation City.

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Moksha moksa (Sanskrit) [from moksh to release, set free probably from the verbal root much]

Freedom; freedom from sentient life for the reminder of a manvantara. Equivalent to nirvana, the absolute, mukti [from the verbal root much]

, the Palace of Love of the Zohar, the Gnostic Pleroma of Eternal Light, the Chinese nippang, and the Burmese neibban. "When a spirit, a monad, or a spiritual radical, has so grown in manifestation that it has first become a man, and is set free interiorly, inwardly, and from a man has become a planetary spirit or dhyan-chohan or lord of meditation, and has gone still higher to become interiorly a brahman, and from a brahman the Parabrahman for its hierarchy, then it is absolutely perfected, free, released: perfected for that great period of time which to us seems almost an eternity, so long is it, virtually incomputable by the human intellect. This is the Absolute: limited in comparison with things still more immense, still more sublime; but so far as we can think of it, 'released' or 'freed' from the chains or bonds of material existence" (Fund 183).

One thus released or freed is called a jivanmukta (freed monad), which is never again during that manvantara subject to the qualities of either matter or karma. But if these beings choose, for the sake of doing good in the world, they may incarnate on earth as nirmanakayas.

See also ABSOLUTE

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moksha: (Sanskrit) "Liberation."

Release from transmigration, samsara, the round of births and deaths, which occurs after karma has been resolved and nirvikalpa samadhi - realization of the Self, Parasiva - has been attained. Same as mukti.

See: jivanmukta, kaivalya, kundalini, nirvikalpa samadhi, Parasiva, raja yoga, videhamukti.

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Moksha

Liberation, emancipation of the soul from rebirth, same as resurection in NT.

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Moksha

Liberation, emancipation of the soul from rebirth, same as resurection in NT.

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 Moksha:

emancipation of the soul from rebirth

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mukti (moksha)

Liberation from the cycle of birth and death.

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Mukti.

See MOKSHA

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Mukti: Moksha.

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Mukti:

Mukti: same as Moksha.

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Emancipation See LIBERATION; MOKSHA

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MUMUKSHU: One who aspires after moksha or liberation.

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Nippang (Chinese) Liberation, moksha. {SD 1:38n}

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Kaivalya: Transcendental state of Absolute Independence; Moksha; isolation; final beatitude; emancipation.

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Mumukshutwa: Intense desire or yearning for liberation (moksha).

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Mumukshu:

Mumukshu: one who aspires after Moksha or  liberation.

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Artha:

Artha: Welfare, prosperity; one of the four goals of human life together with Dharma, Kama, Moksha (Righteousness, Endeavour and Liberation) (RRV-5), (LKV). Welfare, prosperity; one of the Four Goals of Human Life together with Dharma, Kama, Moksha (Righteousness, Endeavour and Liberation (RRV-5), (LKV).

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Purushartha:

purpose of the consciousness, of man's existence- the four basic needs or desires, arth, kaama, dharma, moksha

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Nirvana: Liberation; final emancipation; the term is particularly applied to the liberation from the bondage of karma and the wheel of birth and death; Absolute Experience. See Moksha.

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Apavarga (Sanskrit) (from apa-vrij to leave off, fulfill)

Emancipation of the soul from the necessity of repeated rebirths; moksha or liberation.

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