Mahakumbh Stampede meaning of Moksha in Sanatana Dharma

In Hinduism, every seeker desires to attain salvation after death. They also want that they should get rid of this affair of birth death and do not have to return to this earth after taking birth again. Apart from karma for attaining salvation, a person does all kinds of efforts in his lifetime. It is said that in Mahakumbh, the way of salvation also opens for those who take Amrit bath.

Recently there was a stampede in Mahakumbh in which many people died. After this stampede, the discussion about salvation has intensified. Let’s know what is salvation, what has been said about this in Sanatan Dharma. Which people get salvation.

What is salvation?

Moksha is the name of being freed from the shackles of birth and death and going to the refuge of God. Karma is the basis of salvation. Karma means to do. It is said that as it is not to do the same, that is, the fruits of good, honest, hardworking work are always good, but if the lash is a sense of greed, lust, anger, hatred in this karma, then it does not get the fruit. Even for attaining salvation, a person has to renounce all these things.

Salvation in Shiva Purana

The virtue of the Himalayas is a river with a hundred mouth. Kashi, Prayag etc. are virtuous areas on its banks. Here those who take bath get the ultimate conclusion. According to the Shiva Purana, a person who darshan Lord Badrinath, Kedarnath, Kashi with reverence in life or drinks the water of Mansarovar (Ksheer Sagar), he can be free from the cycle of death.

Who get salvation

Judge: Kurvnavedokatam dinner. Grihasthaopi Vimuchyet Shraddhakritasatvak Shuchi.

It is said in this verse of Devi Purana. The householder who earns money with honesty, does not take anyone’s money without rights. Shraddha performs karma with the methods mentioned in the scriptures, always speaks the truth. You remain pure with body and mind. Such a person becomes an officer of salvation even while living in home. In such a situation, it is not necessary that only a monk or monk can attain supremeness.

Salvation in the Gita

Even in the Gita, there are four routes of salvation, which are – Karmayoga, Sankhya Yoga, Jnanayoga and Bhakti Yoga. Shri Krishna says that only a person’s karma and conduct, knowledge, yoga, meditation, devotion etc. can take him to salvation.

These things get salvation

• A person who worships regular Tulsi or offers it regularly to Lord Vishnu, that soul also comes out of the cycle of birth death after being freed from the deeds of previous birth.
• It is said that a person who observes Ekadashi fast, not only all sins are destroyed but also attains salvation.
• By bathing the Ganges, all the sins of the person are washed away and it leads to salvation.

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