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gptkb:Buddhism
arahant
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a place
a state of annihilation
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ignorance
dukkha
craving
worldly existence
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end of suffering
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from Pali 'nibbāna'
from Sanskrit 'nirvāṇa'
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Nibbana (Nirvana)
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extinction of suffering
liberation from samsara
ultimate spiritual goal
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gptkb:Buddhism
enlightenment
following the Noble Eightfold Path
arahants
cessation of desire
enlightened beings
pratyekabuddhas
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samsara
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enlightenment
moksha
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