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What do Hinduism and Buddhism have in common concerning the concept of salvation? From what is each seeking to be saved?
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Hinduism and Buddhism both teach reincarnation or essentially working oneself into a better life situation in another living form that improves with each death and rebirth. This is attained by living a life that is better according to their religious beliefs and learning the hard lessons in life they have missed each time around. Both are striving for a state of Nirvana or something like it. There are many beliefs regarding how that looks but it is a time of peace where one need not strive anymore to escape for life with its pain.
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There is the concept of birth, death and rebirth. If the do good in their life, they are reborn at a higher level, if not they are reborn at a lower level. They are seeking to be released from the cycle of birth, death & rebirth.
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Hinduism and Buddhism share common in view of salvation it teaches repeated births, deaths, and rebirths. It also teaches the principle that personal conduct in this life determines the nature of the next rebirth. Hinduism believes in is to escape from endless cycle is to commitment into threefold path and for Buddhism is to commitment into Four Noble Truths and the eight-fold path which will bring into Nirvana.
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Both Hinduism and Buddhism believe in reincarnation. Hinduism believe to end the cycle is to walk the threefold path of careful practice of the Hindu rites and ceremonies, having the knowledge to only manifest Brahman’s reality and devote to ardent worship of the Hindu deities and demonstrates love to family, firends and at work. Buddhism practice the Four Noble Truths and not clear on what the ultimate life will be.
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They both present the idea of salvation as a liberation from the endless cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth.