Literally "the running around," it ends when one finds release, or moksa, from the bonds of karma.  
The Samkhya school of philosophy has explained this process by assuming the existence of a "subtle" body consisting of such functions as consciousness and breath which persists after the death of the "gross" body, or sthula.  Literally "the running around," it ends when one finds release, or moksa, from the bonds of karma.  FTP, name this Jainist, Buddhist, and Hindu concept of the cycle of death and rebirth.
The Samkhya school of philosophy has explained this process by assuming the existence of a "subtle" body consisting of such functions as consciousness and breath which persists after the death of the "gross" body, or sthula.  
Samsara