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• Jnana Sopanam (ज्ञानसोपानम्) - Buddhi Yoga (बुद्धियोगम्)
  ...amskrit : बुद्धियोगम्) is a game related to the commonly found game called Moksha Sopanam (Samskrit : मोक्ष-सोपानम्) or Snakes and La ...nd Ladders]]</ref>''' seemed to combine the concepts of the three paths of moksha as outlined in our Vedic philosophy. This suggested to us that the game mu
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• Shreyas and Preyas (श्रेयः प्रेयः च)
  ...ya, and opts for Shreya (wellness that takes one on path of Paratattva and Moksha) while मन्दः ॥ one with poor intellect, lacking in discriminati === श्रेयः निवृत्तिमार्गः ॥ Nivrtti Marga (Moksha) ===
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• Sattva (सत्त्वम्)
  ==मोक्ष-सत्वगुणयोः संबंधः ॥ Role of Sattva in Moksha== .... Thus presence or absence of Tamas plays important role in the process of Moksha.
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• Shadurmi (षडूर्मिः)
  ...ha'' or 'delusion' is a main obstacle to attainment of liberation i.e. ''[[moksha]]''.<ref>{{cite book|title=Encyclopedia of Hinduism|publisher=Psychology Pr
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• Dharmawiki Talks
  ...hes shraddha is an absolute necessity for an aspirant of [[Moksha (मोक्षः)|moksha]] both in the Jnana or Bhakti margas.
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• Mimamsa Darshana (मीमांसादर्शनम्)
  ...he idea of sacrifice itself to that of the attainment of [[Moksha (मोक्षः)|Moksha (मोक्षः)]]. This important change might have been brought about Jaimini does not believe in Moksha. He believes in the existence of Svarga (heaven) attainable through Karma o
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• Gayatri (गायत्री)
  ...e our minds". It is purported that repeating this hymn leads to salvation (moksha); that one who desires to attain heaven should recite it a thousand times e
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• Manana (मननम्)
  ...hich combined acting as the path of knowledge, lead to the attainment of ''moksha''.<ref>{{cite book|title=Indra’s Net: Defending Hinduism|author=Rajiv Mal
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• Purushartha (पुरुषार्थ:)
  ...nd Kama (कामः) and a few adhering to Dharma framework, very few pursue the Moksha purushartha. ...goals, namely [[Dharma (धर्मः)]], [[Artha (अर्थः)]], [[Kama (कामः)]] and [[Moksha (मोक्षः)]].<ref name=":0" /> Some traditional philosophers like
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• Pravrtti and Nivrtti (प्रवृत्तिः निवृत्तिः च)
  ...born again in Samsara, while by Nivrtta karma he attains [[Moksha (मोक्षः)|moksha]].<ref name=":2">Ganesh Vasudeo Tagare, The Bhagavata Purana (Part III), An
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• Vagdevi (वागदेवी)
  ...eves Vishnu. Therefore, whatever we desire; either prosperity, kaivalya or moksha, or the perfection, which is auspicious is possible only through the invol
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• Skanda Upanishad (स्कन्दोपनिषद्)
  ...a|non-duality]] of the Soul and Brahman. Thus, one attains emancipation ([[moksha]]).<ref name="warrier" /><ref name="iyer" />
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• Nishkama Karma (निष्कामकर्म)
  ...consequences. Therefore, control of the ego becomes a necessary state for moksha. Bhagavadgita also describes the path of Karma Yoga as a way of molding vol
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• Ratha Rupaka (रथरूपकम्)
  ...tion between sharira, indriya, mana, atma, etc. and enumerates the path to moksha. It says the following:
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• Jnana Bhumikas (ज्ञानभूमिकाः)
  ...r knowledge in Indian texts. Jnana marga is the direct means to release or moksha, as per Advaita siddhanta.<ref name=":0">Paranjpe, Anand. C. and Ramakrishn A person having realized this experience attains Moksha.
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• Anubandha Chatushtaya (अनुबन्धचतुष्टयम्)
  ...about by ''chitta shuddhi'' ('the purity of heart');<ref>{{cite web|title=Moksha|publisher=Sivanandaonline.org|url= http://sivanandaonline.org/public_html/? ...turvarga'' composed of ''[[dharma]]'', ''[[artha]]'', ''[[kama]]'' and ''[[moksha]]'', prompt human activity, and which motivation leads to the end results o
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• Sadhana Chatushtaya (साधनचतुष्टयम्)
  ...prerequisites are and how they play a role in achieving the final goal of Moksha.<ref name=":0">Swami Sivananda (2004 Second Edition) ''Sadhana Chatushtaya. ...ttainment of the fourth and the last purushartha namely, [[Moksha (मोक्षः)|Moksha]]. But this vidya, also called Para-vidya, is not a subject that can be und
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• Thiru Sirupuliyur
  ...of a tiger so as to help him keep pace with time. And when the muni sought moksha, he was directed by Shiva to this kshetra where the muni worshipped Arulmak
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• Template:Hindudharma
  ** [[Moksha]]}}
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• Sanat Kumaras (सनत्कुमाराः)
  ...ity) journeys from dark to white in his various births, ultimately gaining moksha if he does good deeds, devotion and yoga.^[12][13] ...umans are incomplete. Out of four ''purushartha''s ("goals of life"), only moksha is eternal, while religious duty, wealth and pleasure decay with this
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