Salvation

CRITICAL: for Muslim-background readers, mainstream Islamic soteriology weighs deeds against mercy for entry to paradise, with no atonement framework; for Trika-shaped Pandit readers, salvation-shaped language risks collapsing into pratyabhijna, the self-recognition of one’s own innate divinity, an epistemic realization rather than rescue from objective guilt before a distinct personal God. Both must be addressed as separate, specific errors.