noun
- plural of moksha; in Hinduism and Buddhism, liberation from the cycle of rebirth and suffering; spiritual enlightenment or release.
Usage: From Sanskrit; used in religious and philosophical contexts; Often capitalized when referring to the concept in specific traditions
Examples
- In Hindu philosophy, mokshas represent the ultimate goal of spiritual practice.
- Different paths to mokshas are described in various sacred texts.
- The concept of mokshas appears in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
- Yogis dedicate their lives to achieving moksha, or liberation from worldly cycles.
- Ancient texts discuss multiple mokshas as states of ultimate freedom.