' The Chandogya Upanishad '...

4. And if they should say to him: 'If everything that exists is contained in that city of Brahman,, all beings and all desires (whatever can be imagined or desired),, then what is left of it,, when old age reaches it and scatters it,, or when it falls to pieces?'.. Then he should say: 'By the old age of the body,, that (the ether,, or Brahman within it) does not age;, by the death of the body,, that (the ether,, or Brahman within it is not killed... That the Brahman) is the true Brahma-city (not the body)... In it all desires are contained... It is the Self,, free from sin,, free from old age,, from death ,and grief,, from hunger and thirst,, which desires nothing but, what it ought to desire,, and imagines nothing, but what it ought to imagine... Now as here on earth, people follow as they are commanded,, and depend on the object, which they are attached to,, be it a country or a piece of land.................... hinduwebsite.com