Buddhist Method for Attaining the End of Karma and Samsara

Abstract

Buddhism believe and teach about the cycle of rebirth of the sentient being. If
a person do not attain the end of Karma, also to be continue of reincarnation in various
realms and forms of Samsara. When a person is subject to life after death, must be
reborn in various realms. So, the focus of this article is related to the Buddhist method
for attaining the end of Karma and ending of the cycle of reincarnation in various realms
for all sentient being, under control of kilesa, karma or action. Even if, a person do not
suppress of kilesa, karma and vipaka, must be through the cycle of rebirth. However,
the cycle of beginning and ending of samsara is really hard, the Lord Buddha was able
to escape and search of the great way of liberation to attain the end of Samsara. The
Buddhist method for attaining the end of karma, named destructive kamma
(upaghãtaka-kamma) that mention to dissolve karma for not occur again; as part of
the principle of bodhipakkhiyā dhammā, focused to Noble Eightfold Path that is the
essential guide to of upaghãtaka-kamma for attaining the end of karma and samsara
for not liable to spring up again in the future.