“Salvation” is an ambiguous word that can refer to a lot of phenomena.
It is not just a question of how one might get saved, but also what one is
saved from and to. In Hinduism, "salvation" is most frequently
referred to as “moksha,” which means most literally “release.” One is saved,
not from sin, but from one's own existence. The point of moksha is to be
released from the cycle of reincarnation.
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