death - What is "Moksha" in Hinduism? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
2014年6月19日 · Simply saying moksha is the permanent liberation of a jiva from the cycle of death and birth. As per Hinduism it is the fourth and final objective of every Human, the other …
What will the soul do after moksha? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
2014年12月7日 · I think you are confused between "A soul getting MOKSHA" and the event of "a Human, in flesh and blood, getting 'liberated' (and thus be Stitha-Pragya)". 'Will' in itself, has a …
Is there any difference between Moksha and Heaven?
2015年12月24日 · Difference between Moksha & Heaven/Swarga: From wikipedia Heven#Hinduism : According to Hindu cosmology, above the earthly plane, are other planes: …
Who all are eligible to get moksha - Hinduism Stack Exchange
2024年11月23日 · II) Your second question I am not asking whether other non-human jivas are capable of getting moksha or not Whether they capable or not is a seperate thing . Only …
moksha - What happens to a liberated soul? - Hinduism Stack …
2020年12月7日 · According to this school moksha is only possible after death. In ascending order, this school believes in four levels of moksha: (1) salokya, (2) samipya, (3) sarupya and (4) …
vishnu - Who gives Moksha? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
2018年12月27日 · As for other diety like Vishnu, Brahma, Sona, Agni, Vayu, Varuna, Indra, etc they can also grant moksha by the grace of Shiva but that moksha is limited till that …
What is the difference between Mukti and Moksha - Hinduism …
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 …
death - What happens during Moksha? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
2015年2月27日 · What moksha is exactly is defined differently by different philosophical schools of Hinduism, or more properly--Vedanta. Those that follow the dualistic sects (dvaita), believe …
How does Dvaita philosophy explain Moksha? - Hinduism Stack …
Followers of Madhvacharya, the chief exponent of Dvaita, do not believe in Moksha as conventionally understood by other schools, where the jivatma acheives unity with paramatma. …
moksha - What are the ultimate objectives in Hinduism?
2014年7月20日 · Moksha is only a purushartha (1 out of 4) - a duty according to the Hindu philosophy. The main goal is not just attaining Moksha but to serve the Creator of this …