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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.8.33

11.8.33

यदस्थिभिर्निर्मितवंशवंश्य- स्थूणं त्वचा रोमनखै: पिनद्धम् । क्षरन्नवद्वारमगारमेतद् विण्मूत्रपूर्णं मदुपैति कान्या ॥ ३३ ॥

yad asthibhir nirmita-vaṁśa-vaṁsya- sthūṇaṁ tvacā roma-nakhaiḥ pinaddham kṣaran-nava-dvāram agāram etad viṇ-mūtra-pūrṇaṁ mad upaiti kānyā

yat
which
asthibhiḥ
with bones
nirmita
constructed
vaṁśa
the spine
vaṁśya
the ribs
sthūṇam
the bones in the hands and legs
tvacā
by skin
roma-nakhaiḥ
by hair and nails
pinaddham
covered
kṣarat
oozing
nava
nine
dvāram
doors
agāram
house
etat
this
viṭ
stool
mūtra
urine
pūrṇam
full of
mat
besides me
upaiti
devotes oneself to
kā
what woman
anyā
other

This material body is like a house in which I, the soul, am living. The bones forming my spine, ribs, arms and legs are like the beams, crossbeams and pillars of the house, and the whole structure, which is full of stool and urine, is covered by skin, hair and nails. The nine doors leading into this body are constantly excreting foul substances. Besides me, what woman could be so foolish as to devote herself to this material body, thinking that she might find pleasure and love in this contraption?