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What is Moksha (ultimate liberation)? What happens to a soul after Moksha?
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2 Aug 2024
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Mukti, or the Supreme Goal, means that the soul, freed from the cycle of birth and death, attains an immortal body. It is the ultimate salvation, which means being freed from the bondage of the birth cycle and achieving an eternal body.
Every living being wanders in 84 lakh births in the form of different species and is born as a human being, animal, bird, insect, aquatic creature, or small creature.
Human birth is the only birth to attain salvation; salvation cannot be achieved in any other birth. A living being has human birth only to attain salvation by doing Bhakti(love, surrender, and service).
Bhakti is the only easy path by which a human can attain ultimate salvation (Vaikuntha Lok).
When a living being achieves salvation, at the time of death, the representatives of Lord Vishnu come and take the liberated soul on a journey to Vaikuntha Lok in a golden, divine plane.
Where a human being gets a divine body. Which is also called Amar Sharir(no death). Which never decays, gets old, never feels hungry, never thirsty, never feels sad, and never has any disease, where humans always remain young.
Where a human always lives in bliss with Lord Shri Krishna, Mother Radha Rani, and their devotees. That divine body never gets destroyed, even at the time of Brahma Pralaya, the universe's destruction.
