In another belief system, it is characterized by the separation of the jiva-atman from the atman and can be overcome through bramacarya.
In one belief system, one part of this entity contains six lower domains that progress from naraka to the realm of the devas. The four upper domains of this state of being include the "two vehicles" of learning and realization that eventually lead to ego-less Buddhahood. In another belief system, it is characterized by the separation of the jiva-atman from the atman and can be overcome through bramacarya. In the Vendanta School, it is sustained by both avidya and (*) kama, or ignorance and desire, that arise from Maya, the illusory nature of the world. In order to escape this state of being, one must get rid of any desire and escape the karma from the actions of past lives. For 10 points, name this term that refers to the cycle of birth, death, and reincarnation in Indian religions like Buddhism and Hinduism.
In one belief system, one part of this entity contains six lower domains that progress from naraka to the realm of the devas.
samsara [or sansara; prompt on things like life, reincaration, being reborn, etc...]