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What is the goal of the Aryan religion

  1. Moksha

  2. Braman

  3. Karma

  4. Samsara

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In the context of the Vedic tradition and later Hinduism, Moksha represents the ultimate goal of liberation from the cycle of rebirth. Karma and Samsara are processes within the cycle, while Brahman is the ultimate reality.

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