Which religion says all life is suffering, and has as its goal spiritual independence in the void?

Buddhism

Explanation:

Buddhism is a religion that is most popular in the East and is the world's fourth largest religion.

This religion believes that all life is suffering based on its Four Noble Truths of which the first states that life is made up of suffering and pain.

Its goal is spiritual independence in the Void and by doing so by going through the Eightfold Path.

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