The History of Buddhist Thought c14.21

c14.21

(1) They hold in sixteen ways that the self exists as conscious after death.
(2) In eight ways that it exists as unconscious after death.
(3) In eight ways that it is neither conscious nor unconscious after death.
(4) They hold in seven ways the annihilation of the individual.
(5) They hold that Nibbāna consists in the enjoyment of this life in five ways, either in the pleasures of sense or in one of the four trances.