Moksha
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| - | *Moksha, a drug similar to psilocybin used by the Palanese in Aldous Huxley's ''[[Island (Huxley novel)|Island]]'' | + | *Moksha, a drug similar to [[psilocybin]] used by the Palanese in Aldous Huxley's ''[[Island (Huxley novel)|Island]]'' |
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In Indian religions moksha ("liberation") is the liberation from samsara, the cycle of death and rebirth.
Moksha may also refer to:
See also
- Moksha, a drug similar to psilocybin used by the Palanese in Aldous Huxley's Island
- Spiritual enlightenment
- Henosis
- Salvation
- Jivanmukta
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