Significance of End
In Jainism, the concept of End signifies two key aspects: firstly, it denotes the final cessation of a child's earthly body and the physical contributions from the parents. Secondly, it serves to indicate the conclusion or cessation of both the child's existence and the parental influences. This understanding of End encompasses the idea of physical termination and the implications of parental contributions to a child's life.1
Synonyms: Conclusion, Completion, Cessation, Complete, Halt
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Hindu concept of 'End'
In Hinduism, "End" signifies the term "sima" and represents the ultimate conclusion about the understanding of Brahman and its intrinsic nature. This interpretation emphasizes the culmination of spiritual insight and philosophical understanding.
Significance of Ends in Vedanta (school of philosophy):
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From: Taittiriya Upanishad Bhashya Vartika
(1) Refers to the conclusion reached regarding the understanding of Brahman and its nature.[2]
Plural form: Ends.