Although the Euthanatos has long had a foothold in Mesopotamia, it was only in the 4th century BCE when they encountered the Greeks. More accurately, it was probably the Greeks who first reached the Euthanatos, marching under the banner of Alexander the Great. The Euthanatos too probably travelled westwards. It is known that there were Indian ascetics in Athens and the great cities of the Near East by the time of Christ. The name which the Greeks gave the Euthanatos seems to be an attempt to translate the concept of Moksha, the blissful state of extinction which the Euthanatos hold to be Ascension.
Humanity is trapped within an endless cycle of rebirth akin to imprisonment.
This is because of the cosmic law of Karman, that consequences of one's deeds will pursue one relentlessly. There is only one true Death, Moksha, which is the Good Death that means eternal release from desire, suffering and individual consciousness. By nurturing one's Karman, one can attain Ascension. The Euthanatos combine all three paths in their Tradition, and hence follow the perfect path towards Ascension. Since Karman means that each person is ultimately responsible for her own fate, it is useless to attempt any grand-scale modification of Reality as the other Traditions believe.