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2014年6月19日 · Moksha is ultimate liberation. This is the goal of human life. Moksha is the liberation of the soul from the cycles of birth and death; thereafter, it remains eternally in the service of God in His abode. Moksha is when the causal body is destroyed and the pure ãtmã achieves everlasting bliss in the worship of God.
What is the Vedic definition of Moksha? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
2021年5月29日 · Evidently, sannyasa is meant for those that are disgusted with life, and moksha seems to mean death through yoga-meditation. Nevertheless, it is, most probably, Vivekananda that invented a new & novel thesis , namely, that sannyasa is also love of life, and so the sannyasin need N ot abandon the worldly life and embrace death for moksha.
How do the Vedas describe Moksha? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
2017年7月5日 · The concept of Moksha in the famous Mahamrityunjaya mantra Trayambakam YajAmahe sugandhim Pushtivardhanam | UrvArukam Iva BandhanAn Mrityor MukshIya mA AmritAt || We adore the Father of the three worlds, Trayambaka, bestower of all sided fragrance of grace, increaser of fullness and strength; May i be detached from the bondage of death like …
moksha - What are the ultimate objectives in Hinduism?
2014年7月20日 · No, moksha is not the ultimate objective for all Hindus. Moksha is the goal for Advaita Vedanta. Vaishnava objective is Vaikutha where a Vaishnava will enjoy bliss with Krishna or Narayana eternally. People who follow Purva Mimamsa want to go to heaven at least until the merit due to Yajnas are exhausted.
What is the concept of Moksha in Advaita Vedanta?
Moksha is freedom from the endless transmigration cycle. Here are some passages explaining moksha as understood in Advaita Vedanta school. Perfect Yoga. When men of knowledge, conversant with the rules of Yoga, become as fixed as a stake of wood, and as immovable as a mountain, then are they said to be in Yoga.
terminology - What is the difference between Mukti and Moksha ...
2018年8月7日 · This verse is describing the result that one obtains by chanting a particular Mantra for four hundred times. It says that such an aspirant gets four kinds of Muktis or Moksha. So, here too Mukti means Moksha. (Four kinds of Muktis are Salokya, Sarupya, Sarshti and Sayujya ) There can be plenty of such references.
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2021年10月9日 · Also commentaries by Sri-Vaishnava acharyas or other theistic sampradayas, explaining how those verses refer to the 5 different kinds of moksha would be much appreciated. Note: not a duplicate of: Which Astika schools mention different types of Muktis - my question is not concerned with any philosophy or school, but directly the Vedas.
What is Kaivalya Moksha? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
2020年6月17日 · As per definition on wiki: Kaivalya (कैवल्य), is the ultimate goal of Raja yoga and means "solitude", "detachment" or "isolation", a vrddhi-derivation from kevala "alone, isolated". It is the isolation of purusha from prakṛti, and …
What is the meaning of "MOKSHA"? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
2020年11月29日 · Moksha is a state obtained through Yoga/union with consciousness/Self, hence its also called Self-realization. Just like a casual gamer plays a mobile game for enjoyment, without knowing its coding or programmer, similarly normal people and fauna use their bodies temporarily in ego and disappearing with death, without interest in its maker or ...
How does Dvaita philosophy explain Moksha? - Hinduism Stack …
Thus an Advaita style moksha is not possible. (In fact Dvaitins regard the Advaita Moksha as destruction of the Jiva and thus to be avoided.) Madhvacharya prefers Bimba-pratibimba (ray and its reflection) relation between God and Jiva, where God …