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Agam Sutra 28, Payannasutra-5, 'Tandulavaicharik'
What is the Sutra? Tell me its nature. Sutra - 128
Teeth are of no use; long hair is hateful. The skin is also repulsive. Now tell me what you are attached to? Sutra - 129
Phlegm, bile, urine, feces, fat, beard, etc., what is the attachment to these? Sutra - 130
There is a thigh bone, on it is the hip, above the hip is the back. There are 18 bones in the back. Sutra - 131
There are two eye bones and sixteen neck bones. There are twelve ribs in the back. Sutra - 132
This framework of hard bones bound by veins and nerves, is wrapped in flesh and skin. Sutra - 133
This body is a house of excrement, who will be attached to such a cesspool? Just as crows fly near a well of excrement. There is a sul-sul sound made by worms in it and a stench comes out of the source. (The same is the case with a dead body)
Sutra - 134
Birds peck at the eyes of a dead body with their beaks. The hands spread out like rags. They take out the intestines and the skull looks terrifying. Sutra - 135
Flies buzz around a dead body. There is a sul-sul sound from the rotten flesh. The group of worms that have arisen in it make a mis-mis sound. There is a thiv-thiv sound from the intestines. In this way, it looks quite repulsive. Sutra - 136
Know the state of the terrifying body with exposed ribs, devoid of consciousness, with dry limbs. Sutra - 137
Consider this body like a leaking, raw pot, which expels impurities through nine doors, with a feeling of detachment. Sutra - 138
Two hands, two feet and the head, are joined to the torso. They are the storehouse of dirty excrement. Why do you carry this excrement around? Sutra - 139
You are happy to see this body with its form walking on the royal path and you consider the fragrance of perfumes to be your own fragrance. Sutra - 140
You are happy to consider the smell of roses, champa, jasmine, agar, sandalwood and tarusk as your own fragrance.
Muni Diparatnasagar Krit " (Tandulavaicharik) Agam Sutra - Hindi Translation
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