Moksha

Buddhist bodhi, Hindu moksha, Christian unitive states, Sufi fana — a remarkably consistent endpoint described across traditions, with growing neuroscience confirmation. The 'what it actually is' is the open question.

Psychedelic, contemplative, and out-of-body experiences and what they may reveal.

Psychedelic, contemplative, out-of-body experience.

World religions and traditions, scored as systems.

The nature of subjective experience.

Use this as the conceptual anchor for non-dual, unitive, and psychedelic-mystical claims. It supports the seriousness of the experience category without treating the metaphysical interpretation as settled.

Academic frame for first-person mystical and psychedelic experience reports, especially when users ask whether an experience can justify a metaphysical belief.

Useful background for claims involving God, religious figures, or traditions because it clarifies what counts as a religious claim before evidence is weighed.

Primary tradition-side reference for the enlightenment claim; pair with wiki-moksha for the parallel Hindu framing and the SEP mysticism entry for the philosophical analysis.