Sundarīnandā
Sundarīnandātherīgāthā (Thig 5.4)
“Nandā, see this bag of bones as
diseased, filthy, and rotten.
With mind unified and serene,
meditate on the ugly aspects of the body:
as this is, so is that,
as that is, so is this.
A foul stink wafts from it,
it is the fools’ delight.”
Reviewing my body in such a way,
tireless all day and night,
having broken through
with my own wisdom, I saw.
Being diligent,
properly investigating,
I truly saw the body
both inside and out.
Then, growing disillusioned with my body,
I became dispassionate within.
Diligent, detached,
I’m quenched and at peace.
diseased, filthy, and rotten.
With mind unified and serene,
meditate on the ugly aspects of the body:
as this is, so is that,
as that is, so is this.
A foul stink wafts from it,
it is the fools’ delight.”
Reviewing my body in such a way,
tireless all day and night,
having broken through
with my own wisdom, I saw.
Being diligent,
properly investigating,
I truly saw the body
both inside and out.
Then, growing disillusioned with my body,
I became dispassionate within.
Diligent, detached,
I’m quenched and at peace.
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