Which of the following best explains why karma is directly relevant to the pursuit of moksha?

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Question

Which of the following best explains why karma is directly relevant to the pursuit of moksha?

Accepted Answer

Accumulated karma binds the atman to samsara, making its removal essential for liberation — Karma creates the conditions that bind the atman to continued rebirths in samsara. To achieve moksha, the atman must exhaust or transcend its karma. Option A is too narrow — karma affects rebirth generally, not specifically Brahmin birth. Option B is not a Hindu teaching. Option D incorrectly separates karma from moksha.

Answer

Karma determines which deity a Hindu should worship to reach moksha

Answer

Accumulated karma binds the atman to samsara, making its removal essential for liberation

Answer

Karma is only relevant to dharma and has no connection to moksha

Answer

Good karma allows a Hindu to be born into the Brahmin varna

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