This results in embodiment of either bhavya or abhavya depending on one's faith according to one tradition. Sikhs who undergo this process do not have to become mendicants as 
This results in embodiment of either bhavya or abhavya depending on one's faith according to one tradition. Sikhs who undergo this process do not have to become mendicants as long as they live solely for others, in contrast to the Jain notion of the Siddhis who have become ascetics. The four margas, or paths for (*) achieving this goal, are enumerated in the Raja, Yana, Bhakti, and Karma Yogas. Arivata guards righteous souls not prepared for this process in the realm of Svarga, where the await the liberation of their dukkha, or suffering. For 10 points, identify this concept in Indic religion, the release of one's soul from the cycle of samsara.
This results in embodiment of either bhavya or abhavya depending on one's faith according to one tradition.
{moksha} [or {mukti}]