“Live well, as long as you live. Live well even by borrowings, for, once cremated, there is no ‘return.” This rejection of afterlife in an aphorism of the
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(a)Kapalika sect
(b)Sunyavada of Nagarjuna
(c)Ajivikas
(d)Charvakas
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