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anta kāla

 Anta kāla (अन्तकाल) in Sanskrit literally means "time of death" or "final period" and refers to the concluding phase of life or existence in philosophical and literary contexts

Linguistic Breakdown

The term anta kāla is a compound (tatpurusha) of two Sanskrit words:

Definitions Across Languages and Traditions

Philosophical and Scriptural Context

In Hindu philosophy and yogic texts, anta kāla is more than a mere timestamp of death. It symbolizes:

Summary

It is a key concept in discussions about death, dharma, and liberation, highlighting the importance of mindfulness and spiritual readiness during the last moments of life.

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