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The ultimate goal of Hinduism is to * O reach reincarnation reach moksha O to become an untouchable O to have bad karma
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The ultimate goal of Hinduism is to *

O reach reincarnation
reach moksha
O to become an untouchable
O to have bad karma

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the first one circle unless “reach moksha” is its own option
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