The jnana Marga is a method towards this via study, while prayer at altars is part of the bhakti Marga. It is similar to the ascent to "Isatpragbhara" as described by Mahavira. This event is described as the opposite of sorrow or the crossing of the waters of sorrow in the Chandogya and Mundaka episodes of the Upanishads, possibly referring to the sadness of "atman." FTP, name this release from the bandha in Jainism and and samsara in Hinduism          |
The jnana Marga is a method towards this via study, while prayer at altars is part of the bhakti Marga. It is similar to the ascent to "Isatpragbhara" as described by Mahavira. This event is described as the opposite of sorrow or the crossing of the waters of sorrow in the Chandogya and Mundaka episodes of the Upanishads, possibly referring to the sadness of "atman." FTP, name this release from the bandha in Jainism and and samsara in Hinduism          |
The jnana Marga is a method towards this via study, while prayer at altars is part of the bhakti Marga.
{Moksha} or {Moksa} or {Mukti} or {Apavarga} Prompt on Release early