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According to the scriptures and the Puranas, the birth of an organism and release from the bond of death is salvation. It has been said in Indian philosophies that a creature is born and dies again and again due to ignorance. The only name to be released from the bondage of this birth is moksha. When a man attains salvation, then he does not need to come into this world and take birth. The main Hindu philosophy about salvation is Buddhism, Jain philosophy, Indian philosophy.
The scholars have given four purposes of life - Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. Out of these, Moksha has been called Param Abhisht or 'Param Purushartha'. The way of attaining salvation is described as interviewing self-realization or brahmatattva.
According to the judiciary, the ultimate destruction of sorrow is liberation or salvation. According to Sankhya, the complete destruction of all three types of heat is liberation or salvation. In Vedanta, attaining the realization of your pure Brahmoform by deviating from myasambandha by complete enlightenment is salvation. It means that all kinds of happiness, sorrow, and attachment, etc.
The idea of salvation is behind the image of heaven. and is special in Sanskrit and refined instead. In the imagination of heaven, it is necessary that a man comes to this world and after taking the fruits of his virtuous or auspicious deeds, comes to this world and takes birth; Due to this, he will have to suffer many kinds of suffering again. But this is not the case in the imagination of salvation. On attaining salvation, the living being is released from all kinds of bondages and sufferings.
