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| − | '''Moksha''' is a term that is used in the [[India]]n religion of [[Hinduism]] to express the freeing from the cycle of [[death]] and [[reincarnation]] to attain unity with [[Brahman]]. Its concept is somewhat similar to that of [[Nirvana]] in [[Buddhism]]. | + | '''Moksha''' is a term that is used in the [[India]]n religion of [[Hinduism]] to express the freeing from the cycle of [[death]] and [[reincarnation]] to attain unity with [[Brahman]]. Its [[concept]] is somewhat similar to that of [[Nirvana]] in [[Buddhism]]. |
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Latest revision as of 03:47, January 3, 2017
Moksha is a term that is used in the Indian religion of Hinduism to express the freeing from the cycle of death and reincarnation to attain unity with Brahman. Its concept is somewhat similar to that of Nirvana in Buddhism.
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