Liberation in Buddhism is achieved when the stock of accumulated sankharas buried in the unconscious have been dissolved through the practise of the Noble Eightfold Path, a path leading to the experience called arahant or Buddha is no longer destined for reincarnation after death.
Liberation in Buddhism is achieved when the stock of accumulated sankharas buried in the unconscious have been dissolved through the practise of the Noble Eightfold Path, a path leading to the experience called enlightenment ("Bodhi" in Sanskrit and Pali). Such a one-called an arahant or Buddha is no longer destined for reincarnation after death.