Moksha is liberation from the cycle of rebirth in Hinduism. It is the goal of life. It is the end of suffering. It is the end of karma. It is the end of samsara. It is the end of rebirth. It is the end of death. It is the end of the world. It is the end of the self. It is the end of the other. It is the end of the one. It is the end of the many. It is the end of the all. It is the end of the nothing. It is the end of the moksha.

Moksha is the fourth goal of life in Hinduism. The others are dharma, righteousness. Artha, wealth. Kama, pleasure. Moksha is the highest. It is the ultimate. It is the supreme. It is the final. It is the absolute. It is the infinite. It is the eternal. It is the unchanging. It is the unborn. It is the undying. It is the unlimited. It is the unbounded. It is the free. It is the liberated. It is the saved. It is the enlightened. It is the awakened. It is the realized. It is the moksha. Moksha is achieved through yoga. Karma yoga. Bhakti yoga. Jnana yoga. Raja yoga. The paths vary. The goal is the same. Union with Brahman. Union with the divine. Union with the self. Union with the other. Union with the one. Union with the many. Union with the all. Union with the nothing. Union with moksha.

Paths to Moksha

• Karma Yoga: selfless action.
• Bhakti Yoga: devotional love.
• Jnana Yoga: knowledge and wisdom.
• Raja Yoga: meditation and discipline.
• Dharma: righteous living.
• Grace: divine favor.
• Death: final release.

Moksha is not heaven. It is not paradise. It is not a place. It is not a state. It is not a condition. It is not a reward. It is not a punishment. It is not a gift. It is not a choice. It is not a destiny. It is not a fate. It is not a karma. It is not a dharma. It is not a yoga. It is not a bhakti. It is not a jnana. It is not a raja. It is not a moksha. It is moksha. It is liberation. It is freedom. It is peace. It is joy. It is love. It is life. It is death. It is rebirth. It is release. It is union. It is realization. It is enlightenment. It is awakening. It is moksha. Tat tvam asi. Thou art that. That is the truth. That is the teaching. That is the realization. That is the moksha. Aham Brahmasmi. I am Brahman. That is the truth. That is the teaching. That is the realization. That is the moksha. Sat chit ananda. Being, consciousness, bliss. That is the truth. That is the teaching. That is the realization. That is the moksha. Moksha is you. You are moksha. Realize it. Awaken to it. Be it. That is moksha.