It is seen as antithesis to samsara, and is the state of being free from dukka, or suffering.
According to the Pali Canon, it can be achieved via vipassana alone or the four foundations of mindfulness. In Jainism, it results from an Arhat extinguishing all remaining aghatiya karmas. In Hinduism, it is attained along with Moksha, during which one achieves union with Brahman. It is seen as antithesis to samsara, and is the state of being free from dukka, or suffering. Seen as the end of the cycle of reincarnation once enlightenment is reached, for 10 points, identify this Buddhist equivalent of heaven.
According to the Pali Canon, it can be achieved via vipassana alone or the four foundations of mindfulness.
{nirvana} or {nibbana}