The Buddhist Concept of Nirvana, and the Hindu Equivalent of Moksha

question 6

Short Answer

The Buddhist concept of nirvana, and the Hindu equivalent of moksha, is achieved when a person has lived a life of perfection and can then break the cycle of ____________________.

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Definitions:

Uncertain

Characterized by doubt or lacking definite plans, outcomes, or clarity; undecided.

Embarrassed

Feeling self-conscious, ashamed, or uncomfortable due to a socially awkward situation.

Exchange Theory

A social psychological and sociological perspective that explains social change and stability as a process of negotiated exchanges between parties.

Group Formation

The process by which people come together to form a group, involving stages of coming together, conflict, norm establishment, and performing a task.