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The goal of the Buddhist path. Can refer to liberation, awakening or the end of suffering but is generally understood as being indescribable to an unenlightened being.
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Is there any Buddhism under which a person could validly choose to reject transcendence?
The very occurrence of enlightenment makes anything but abandoning sensual pleasure impossible because the crux of enlightenment is realizing not only is there no security in anything sense related, but …
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