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The 35 pages that link to Samsara, each with the reason it gives.

• BodhisattvaRelated: Bodhisattvas seek liberation while remaining engaged with beings caught in this cycle.

• HinduismRelated: Many Hindu paths seek release from this cycle, though they explain its cause and end differently.

• UpanishadsRelated: The Upanishadic pursuit of liberation addresses bondage to repeated existence.

• MokshaRelated: Moksha is release from this cycle.

• BhaktiRelated: Bhakti is often understood as a way beyond this cycle.

• Bhagavad GitaRelated: The Gita’s disciplines aim to free beings from repeated birth and death.

• BrahmanRelated: Knowledge of Brahman is presented as a way beyond this cycle in several schools.

• AtmanRelated: Many doctrines of Atman explain what persists through this cycle.

• Indian philosophyRelated: Many schools frame liberation as release from this cycle, while disagreeing about its nature.

• Jataka talesRelated: The tales place the Bodhisatta’s lives within repeated rebirths.

• LamrimRelated: Lamrim’s early stages examine the unsatisfactory nature of existence in this cycle.

• TirthankaraRelated: A Tirthankara has crossed beyond the cycle from which Jain practice seeks release.

• Bodhisattva vowRelated: The vow directs its liberating aim toward beings caught in this cycle.

• PratītyasamutpādaRelated: Dependent conditions explain how cyclic existence continues without an enduring self.

• TrimurtiRelated: Cosmic creation and dissolution echo the recurring cycles found in Hindu thought.

• ĀjīvikaRelated: Ājīvika accounts placed lives within a fixed progression through repeated births.

• Jōdo-shūRelated: Jōdo-shū presents birth in the Pure Land as release from this cycle’s constraints.

• ŚramaṇaRelated: Śramaṇas sought release from the cycle of rebirth.

• Eastern religionsRelated: Liberation from this cycle is a shared concern, though traditions explain it differently.

• HindusRelated: It frames the cycle from which many Hindu paths seek liberation.

• Indian religionsRelated: The cycle gives liberation its shared point of departure.