1. In Hinduism and Buddhism, liberation from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth; spiritual enlightenment or salvation.
Usage: From Sanskrit; also spelled 'moksa'; Central concept in Hindu and Buddhist philosophy

Examples

• In Hindu philosophy, moksha represents the ultimate goal of human existence.
• Many yogis dedicate their lives to achieving moksha through meditation and spiritual practice.
• The concept of moksha emphasizes freedom from worldly suffering and desire.
• Different Hindu traditions have varying interpretations of what moksha truly means.
• Buddhists seek a state similar to moksha, which they call nirvana.