And in either tradition, as you do that, you escape from the samsara. And when you escape from the samsara and this cycle of karma leading to more and more, and the maya and the dukkha disappear, in Hinduism, the term is moksha. You have freed yourself from this cycle. In Buddhism, the Sanskrit word is actually nirvana, which literally means blown out. It's merging with the emptiness. So even though officially, a Hindu might say through the moksha, your atman is merging with the ultimate reality of Brahman, while in Buddhism, when you achieve nirvana, you have recognized your non-self and it has merged with the emptiness, with the non-being. Now there is debate.