Which of the following statements best describes the distinction between Sopadhishesa Nirvana and Nirupadhishesa Nirvana in early Buddhist philosophy?

Options:

• A: Sopadhishesa is temporary liberation achieved during deep meditation, while Nirupadhishesa is permanent liberation.
• B: Sopadhishesa is achieved during life where the five aggregates still persist, while Nirupadhishesa is achieved at death when the aggregates cease to exist.
• C: Sopadhishesa is the state of a Bodhisattva who delays liberation, while Nirupadhishesa is the final liberation of an Arhat.
• D: Sopadhishesa requires the practice of extreme asceticism, while Nirupadhishesa is achieved solely through intellectual realization.

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