The phrase "attaining liberation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing spiritual, philosophical, or personal freedom and the process of achieving it.
Example: "Many philosophies emphasize the importance of attaining liberation from worldly attachments to achieve true peace."
Alternatives: "achieving freedom" or "gaining liberation."
Those who have attained enlightenment (bodhi) are thereby released from this process, attaining liberation (moksha).
A philosophical salvation movement arising in the same ascetic milieu that produced the Upanishads, Buddhism stresses the impermanence of all states of samsara and offers a variety of spiritual practices for attaining liberation.
Over the centuries, Jain monks have developed a large and sophisticated corpus of literature describing the nature of the soul, various aspects of the working of karma, and the means of attaining liberation.
The Jains practice ahimsa, and the Buddha, too, agrees: "Non-harm and non-injury and abstinence from killing any living being are crucial for an individual's peace, harmony, serenity, contentment and attaining liberation from suffering".
The Jains practice ahimsa, and the Buddha, too, agrees: "Non-harm and non-injury and abstinence from killing any living being are crucial for an individual's peace, harmony, serenity, contentment and attaining liberation from suffering". "The wolf shall dwell with the lamb, the lion shall eat straw like the ox.
This controversy gave rise to a further dispute as to whether or not a soul can attain liberation (moksha) from a female body (a possibility the Digambaras deny).
There would be no one who will attain liberation".
Grinding down to attain liberation will imply slime and entrainment issues.
If you attain liberation, this is prajna samadhi, which is freedom from thought.
Therefore, both must be eliminated in order for the self to attain liberation.
According to Buddhist "psychology", love and hatred are two of the afflictions (kleśas) that befall human beings and that need to be removed in order to attain liberation.
