[INDOLOGY] siddha <-> jīvanmukta ?

patrick mccartney psdmccartney at gmail.com
Sat Apr 11 15:21:57 UTC 2015


Dear Friends,

I am seeking clarification on the following terms.

Are the terms s*iddha *and *jīvanmukta* synonymous?

If someone is considered to be a siddha, does that imply that they are
'liberated in this lifetime'?

Does anyone know of any discussion that explicitly links these terms?


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Patrick McCartney

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