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nirvāna
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concept spirituel de l'hindouisme, du jaïnisme et du bouddhisme
Nirvana is a state in Indian religions where a person's desires and passions are extinguished, freeing them from suffering and the endless cycle of being born and dying again. It represents the ultimate spiritual goal of liberation and salvation in religions like Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and Sikhism.
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- Nirvana
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- نيرفانا
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- freedom, liberation, enlightenment
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- निर्वाण
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- nirvāṇa
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- ନିର୍ବାଣ
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- নির্বাণ
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- નિર્વાણ
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- nirvāṇa
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- निर्वाण
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- nirvāṇa
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- ꦤꦶꦂꦮꦤ
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- nirwana
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- നിർവാണം
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- nirvanam
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- ನಿರ್ವಾಣ
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- nirvāṇa
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Nirvana (sanskrit IAST : nirvāṇa ; pali : nibbāna) est un concept philosophique de l'hindouisme, du jaïnisme et du bouddhisme qui signifie « extinction » (du feu des passions, de l'ignorance) ou « libération » (du saṃsāra, du cycle des réincarnations).
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