Kashi Labh Mukti Bhawan: Gateway to moksha

Ever thought about life after death? Let's take a deep look at the process of moksha.

- DEBROOP BANERJEE

Moksha is nothing but a basic concept in Hindu philosophy. It defines the main goal of human existence: liberation from the birth cycle, death and rebirth, also known as samsara. This particular state helps people to get united with the divine and go beyond the limitations of the physical world. When one gets moksha, it brings their suffering to the last point, and they realize the true nature one can ever opt for.

Kashi Labh Mukti Bhavan, located in Varanasi, has come up with a peaceful environment for the physically ill. This place allows them to look back at their either dull or happening life and prepare for their final journey towards moksha. A minimum amount of 20 rupees is charged, and the families take care of their beloved while they are willing to achieve moksha. The Bhavan operates on the belief that dying in Varanasi near the Ganges River helps them achieve spiritual liberation. This is a sought-after destination where every person wishes to die so that they are set free from the permanent cycle of rebirth.