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What is the ultimate aim of a Hindu’s spiritual life? to become a guru. to understand karma to enjoy samsara to attain moksha to spread ahimsa

What is the ultimate aim of a Hindu’s spiritual life? to become a guru. to understand karma to enjoy samsara to attain moksha to spread ahimsa
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What is the ultimate aim of a Hindu’s spiritual life?

to become a guru.
to understand karma
to enjoy samsara
to attain moksha
to spread ahimsa

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D. To attain moksha

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i did the test

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To attain moksha is your answer

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