<prompt> Bolela le ho hlalosa phapang pakeng tsa Bobuddha le Bohindunan  <response>: Instruction in English: Name and explain a difference between Buddhism and Hinduism . Response in English: One key difference between Buddhism and Hinduism is their view on the concept of the self or the soul. In Hinduism, it is believed that the soul or atman is eternal and is separate from the body. It is the ultimate goal of Hindus to attain moksha or liberation of the soul from the cycle of birth and rebirth by unifying it with the ultimate reality, Brahman. On the other hand, Buddhism teaches the concept of anatta or no-self, which means that there is no permanent, unchanging soul. Instead, the self is seen as constantly changing and is made up of five aggregates or skandhas, which are form, sensation, perception, mental formations, and consciousness. In Buddhism, the goal is to achieve enlightenment or Nirvana by realizing that the self is an illusion and by letting go of attachments and desires. . Response in Sesotho: Phapang e ngoe ea sehlooho pakeng tsa Bobuddha le Bohindu ke pono ea bona mabapi le khopolo ea botho kapa moea. Ho Hinduism, ho lumeloa hore moea kapa atman ke oa ka ho sa feleng me o arohane le mele. Ke sepheo se seholo sa Mahindu ho fumana moksha kapa ho lokolloa ha moea ho tloha potolohong ea tsoalo le ho tsoaloa hangata ka ho e kopanya le nete ea mantlha, Brahman. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, Bobuddha bo ruta khopolo ea anatta kapa no-self, e bolelang hore ha ho na moea o sa feleng, o sa fetoheng. Ho e-na le hoo, boithati bo nkoa bo ntse bo fetoha me bo entsoe ka lihlopha tse hlano kapa skandhas, e leng sebōpeho, maikutlo, maikutlo, libopeho tsa kelello, le tsebo. Ka Buddhism, sepheo ke ho finyella leseling kapa Nirvana ka ho hlokomela hore boithati ke leshano le ka ho tlohela likamano le litakatso. 