Meaning: "Sālokya" comes from Sa (with) and Loka (world or realm), meaning being in the same realm as the Supreme Being.
Meaning: "Sāmīpya" comes from Sa (with) and Mīpya (nearness), meaning closeness or proximity.
Meaning: "Sārūpya" comes from the Sanskrit roots Sa (with) and Rūpya (form), meaning having the same form.
Meaning: "Sārṣṭi" derives from Sa (with) and Rṣṭi (opulence), meaning sharing the wealth or glory of the Supreme Being.
The five types of Mukti in Hindu philosophy explained: Salokya, Samipya, Sarupya, Sarsti and Sayujya—the different paths to liberation (moksha).