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'''Jivanmukta''' (devanāgarī: जीवन्मुक्त ''jīvanmukta'') is a term derived from a combination of the [[Sanskrit]] words ''jīva'', "life", and ''mukti'', "freedom", and can be translated as "liberated (from rebirth) before death" or "emancipated while still alive." | |||
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Jivanmukta (devanāgarī: जीवन्मुक्त jīvanmukta) is a term derived from a combination of the Sanskrit words jīva, "life", and mukti, "freedom", and can be translated as "liberated (from rebirth) before death" or "emancipated while still alive."