Svarga

Svarga, often referred to in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, is a term for a celestial or heavenly realm where souls experience pleasure and bliss. It is typically associated with the reward for good deeds and righteousness in life. In Hinduism, Svarga is often equated with paradise, where deities reside and devoted souls enjoy the fruits of their good karma before reincarnation. In Buddhism, it represents a state of temporary happiness in the cycle of samsara, ultimately emphasizing the impermanent nature of all pleasures. Svarga serves as a concept that reflects the moral and ethical values in these spiritual practices.