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Which best describes nirvana as a goal of buddhists

Which best describes nirvana as a goal of buddhists
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Which best describes nirvana as a goal of buddhists

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The best description of Nirvana as it applies to the Buddhists would be that it is the ultimate goal--one in which the human is free from all earthy desires and has obtained true enlightenment. 
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