Meditation On The Loathsomeness Of The Body Aviññānā subhanibham - Saviññanā subham imam On perceiving this body as an unsatisfactory conscious and non-conscious entity, Kāyam asubhato passam - Asubham bhāvaye sati one should meditate on its unsatisfactoriness. Vanna santhāna gandhehi - Āsayo kāsato tathā The thirty-two impurities of one’s body are disgusting in respect of colour, Patikkulāni kāye me - Kunapāni dvi solasa form, associable elements and space. Patitamhāpi kunapā - Jeguccham kāya nissitam The impurities within the body are more disgusting than those that fall from it. Adharo hi sucī tassa - Kāyotu kunape thitam Discharged impurities no longer contaminate the body. Yet, the body still rests on undischarge impurities. Mīlhe kimiva kāyoyam - Asucimhi samutthito Like a worm born in filth, this body is also born in filth. Anto asuci sampunno - Punna vacca kutī viya Like a cesspit that is full, this body is full of filth. Asuci sandate niccam - Yathā medaka thālikā Just as fat flows out from a full pot, even so impure matter flows out from this body. Nānā kimi kulāvāso - Pakka candanikā viya Like a cesspit, this body is host to millions of worms. Ganda bhuto roga bhuto - Vana bhuto samussayo This body is like a boil, a disease, a wound that is incurable. Atekicchoti Jeguccho - Pabhinna kunapūpamoti It is extremely repulsive. It is comparable to a decomposed corpse. The fascinating process of human decompositionThirty-two parts of the body meditation  |
