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The True Form of a Woman's Body and Its Gross Body
**Chapter 3, Verse 132-134**
"O Gurudev! What is my offense that you have refused to give me the reading? I don't remember any offense."
The Guru said, "Silence! Sin! What a thing! You don't even remember the offense after committing it?"
As soon as he said this, Sthulabhadra Muni remembered his mistake. At that moment, he fell at the feet of the Guru and began to apologize, saying, "Gurudev! I will never make such a mistake in the future. Please forgive me this time."
"You will not make such a mistake in the future, but you have committed the offense now. Therefore, you should not be given the reading," said Acharya Shri Bhadrabahu Swami.
After that, at the request of Muni Sthulabhadraji, the entire Sangha together prayed to the Guru Maharaj. Even in the face of great anger, only a great soul is capable of being pleased.
Acharya Shri said to the Sangha, "He has done this now, so in the future, the low-minded souls will also use it in the same way. Therefore, let the rest of the Purvas remain with me, let him receive the punishment for this mistake, and the punishment should also be given to the one who reads the Purvas to others."
Later, at the insistence of the Sangha, he examined the situation using his knowledge and realized that the remaining Purvas would not be separated from him, but there was a possibility of separation from other great Munis in the future. "Now, you are not to teach the rest of the Purvas to anyone else."
After this condition was agreed upon, Bhadrabahu Swami gave the reading to Sthulabhadra Muni. In this way, Sthulabhadra Mahamuni became the holder of all the Purvas. Later, he attained the position of Acharya and enlightened beings for the welfare of the future.
Having attained detachment from the relationship with women, Shri Sthulabhadra Muni, immersed in the state of Samadhi, gradually went to the Devaloka.
In this way, the noble Sadhu class and the intelligent Bhavyatmas should contemplate the feelings of renunciation, which is the abandonment of all worldly pleasures. Thus, the brief life story of Sthulabhadra Muni is complete.
**Now, we present the true form of the limbs of women.**
**Verse 132**
"The body of a woman is filled with pieces of liver, excrement, teeth, nose, ear, and tongue, mucus, marrow, semen, blood, bones, etc., and is sewn together with leather strings. It appears beautiful from the outside, but inside it is filled with liver, flesh, excrement, feces, mucus, phlegm, marrow, fat, blood, and bones, etc., with only skin covering it."
**Verse 133**
"If the body of a woman were to be turned inside out, that is, the inner part were to be made the outer and the outer part were to be made the inner, then a lustful man would have to keep watch day and night to protect her from vultures, jackals, etc. Vultures would come to eat during the day, and jackals would come to eat at night, seeing the food, meat, etc. The lustful man would be constantly busy driving them away. He would not get the opportunity to have intercourse with that disgusting body."
**Verse 134**
"If the foolish Kamadeva wants to conquer the entire world with the filthy weapon of a woman's body, then why doesn't he take the insignificant weapon of feathers?
**Explanation:**
If Kamadeva wants to conquer the three worlds with the disgusting weapon of a woman's body, then why doesn't the foolish one take the insignificant weapon of the feathers of crows, etc.?
The point is that if Kamadeva desires to conquer the entire world by bowing down to the worthless and filled with mucus, phlegm, etc., and the juices, blood, flesh, fat, bones, marrow, semen, etc., filthy substances, and the difficult-to-obtain womanly weapon, then why doesn't he take the easily available and unpolluted feathers of crows, etc., and make them his weapon?
He must be foolish to forget this.
**Note:**
In another story, it is mentioned that the original teaching is the same.