For 10 points, identify this Buddhist concept, the liberation from the cycle of rebirth.
This concept involves removing one's avidia, and its name may come from the Sanskrit for "blowing off one's stench." It is thought to have as many as seven names, one of which is "amala-consciousness." In Jainism, it occurs after the death of an Arhat, though it is thought of as occurring for bhikshus as well in other religions. To Hindus, this is associated with moksha, and it is when one reaches this state that both dukkha and samsara cease. For 10 points, identify this Buddhist concept, the liberation from the cycle of rebirth.
This concept involves removing one's avidia, and its name may come from the Sanskrit for "blowing off one's stench.
{nirvana} [accept {nibbana}]