Mukti - Final beatitude.

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MUKTI: Liberation.

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mukti (moksha)

Liberation from the cycle of birth and death.

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Mukti:

Mukti: same as Moksha.

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Mukti:

Mukti. Liberation from individualized consciousness.

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MUKTI: liberation

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mukti:

liberation from individualized consciousness.

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Mukti:

Liberation from the cycle of birth and death; freedom from the sense of duality and limitation.

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Mukti.

See MOKSHA

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Jivan-mukti:

The state of being liberated (enlightened) while alive.

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Mukti - liberation from material existence.

There are five types of liberation:

·      sarupya (obtaining the same form as Bhagavan) ,

·      samipya (living in close proximity to Bhagavan) ,

·      salokya (living on the same planet as Bhagavan) ,

·      sarsti (having the same opulence as Bhagavan) , and

·      sayujya (becoming one with Sri Bhagavan either by merging into His body or by merging into His brahma effulgence).

The last type is vehemently rejected by the bhaktas.

Although the other four types of mukti are sometimes accepted by bhaktas as they are not entirely incompatible with bhakti, they are never accepted by those who are fixed on attaining unalloyed love for Sri Krsna in Vraja.

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Mukti: Moksha.

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Jivan-mukti:

Jivan-mukti ("living liberation"): the state of liberation while being embodied; cf. videha-mukti

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Sadyo-Mukti:

Sadyo-Mukti: immediate liberation.

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Mukta and Mukti (Sanskrit). Liberation from sentient life; one beatified or liberated; a candidate for Moksha, freedom from flesh and matter, or life on this earth.

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Jiva-mukti: A person who lives in the flesh, but has found spiritual freedom.  A Yoga practice that is intellectual and physically rigorous.

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Videha-mukti:

Videha-mukti: disembodied salvation; salvation  attained by the realised soul after shaking off the physical sheath  as opposed to Jivanmukti which is liberation even while living.

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Svarupata-jasa-mukti - liberated from matter in terms of the revelation of one’s svarupa. This refers to svarupa-siddhi, the stage in which bhava manifests in the bhakta’s heart from the heart of one of the Lord’s eternal associates. At this stage one’s internal spiritual identity becomes manifest and the intelligence is freed from the influence of matter, yet one’s relationship with the material world remains intact due to the presence of the material body.

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Vastuta-jasa-mukti - liberated in terms of one’s constitutional make-up as a vastu, or conscious living entity; permanent release from the encasement of the gross and subtle bodies which cover the atma and facilitate the jiva’s interaction with the material energy; complete freedom from all contact with matter and the material world. This refers to vastu-siddhi.

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mukti: (Sanskrit) "Release." A synonym for moksha.

See: moksha.

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