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Go to Hindu mythology home page MokshaAlso spelled Moksa, Sanskrit Moksha (“release”), also known as Mukti, or Apavarga. In Hinduism and Jainism, the final word spiritual objective, designating the person soul's launch from the bonds (bandha) of transmigration. The soul, once entered upon a bodily existence, stays trapped in a series of successive rebirths (samsara) until it has reached perfection or the enlightenment that allows it launch, or Moksha. The methods by which release is sought after and attained differ from faculty to highschool, but most colleges consider Moksha to be an individual's highest goal in life. |
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