In Buddhism, the Final Stage of Enlightenment Reached Through Meditation

question 58

Multiple Choice

In Buddhism, the final stage of enlightenment reached through meditation and "right mindfulness" is described as the "blowing out" of all karmic traces of past lives, thus achieving an uncluttered state of calm non-attached "nothingness" or ________.

• A) nirvana
• B) dharma
• C) ahimsa
• D) aurav

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