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Moksha
Liberation from the cycle
đUnderstanding Moksha
Moksha is the ultimate goal of human life in Sanatan Dharmaâcomplete liberation from the cycle of birth and death. It is the final freedom, where the individual soul recognizes its true nature and is released from all bondage. Moksha is not a place we go to after death; it is a state of awakening that can happen here and now, in this very life.
đď¸Related Shlokas(15)
Gita 2.50
âBhagavad Gita ⢠Chapter 2
Yoga is skill in actionânot clever manipulation for profit, but the artistry of acting so wisely that you transcend both good and bad karma, becoming free in this very life.
Gita 2.51
âBhagavad Gita ⢠Chapter 2
The wise, armed with discerning wisdom, release the fruits that actions produce and break free from birth's revolving doorâthey arrive at a state untouched by sorrow, the final home of the liberated soul.
Gita 3.31
âBhagavad Gita ⢠Chapter 3
Faith and freedom from envy transform ordinary action into the path of liberation.
đRelated Stories(15)
Dattatreya Teaches Alarka
âMarkandeya Purana, Chapters 39-43
King Alarka, facing adversity, seeks guidance from Sage Dattatreya who teaches Jnana Yoga - attachment is the root of suffering, ego obscures liberation. Alarka attains enlightenment, renounces his kingdom, and departs for the forest.
Kapila Teaches Devahuti
âBhagavata Purana
Lord Kapila, an avatar of Vishnu, teaches his mother Devahuti the Sankhya philosophy and path to liberation. A rare story of a son becoming the guru to his mother.
đŹRelated Dialogues(15)
Uddalaka's Final Liberation
âRama & Vasishtha
Even the witness is a subtle position that can be transcended. Final liberation comes when identification is released completely, including the 'I am' sense itself. What remains is not nothing but infinite presenceâlife living freely without a separate self claiming ownership of action or experience.
Ahalya's Release - Stone to Flesh
âAhalya & Rama
The punished are not always the guilty. Freedom is a door, not a destination. Those who suffer injustice owe nothing to their liberatorsâliberation is its own gift.