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Whether the Hindu concept of Moksha or the Buddhism concept of Nirvana, both aim to achieve a mental state of being, that provides not only a direction but also attainment of peace and oneness with the Supreme Being and also with the self. In Hinduism, to attain Moksha means to be aligned with the path of being that is conscious about the karma, the inana, and the bhakti. In Buddhism,