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The Philosophy of the Upanishads c12.s2.t3.40

The Philosophy of the Upanishads c12.s2.t3.40

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c12.s2.t3.40

Yâjñavalkhya has therefore entirely anticipated Schopenhauer's definition of immortality as an "indestructibility without continued existence."² Just as for the wise there is no longer any reality in the universe or in transmigration, so immortality also as prolonged existence after death is a part of the great illusion, the hollowness of which he has proved.