अस्थिपट्टतुलास्तंभस्नायुबंधेन यंत्रितम् । रक्तमांसमृदालिप्तं विण्मूत्रद्रव्यभाजनम्
asthipaṭṭatulāstaṃbhasnāyubaṃdhena yaṃtritam | raktamāṃsamṛdāliptaṃ viṇmūtradravyabhājanam
এই দেহ স্নায়ুৰ বন্ধনে যন্ত্ৰবৎ গাঁথা; অস্থিৰ পাট আৰু স্তম্ভ যেন কাঠামো, ৰক্ত-মাংসৰ মাটি লেপা, আৰু বিষ্ঠা-মূত্ৰৰ দ্ৰব্য ধাৰণ কৰা এটা পাত্ৰ।
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) to the sages (deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa narrative style)
Listener: dvija (addressed)
Scene: A yogin-teacher instructs a brāhmaṇa disciple; the human body is allegorized as a crude wooden-and-bone contraption, smeared with flesh and blood, emphasizing impermanence and impurity.
Seeing the body’s constructed and impure nature supports detachment and a turn toward liberation.
No tīrtha is mentioned; the verse is a contemplative critique of bodily attachment.
None; it functions as a meditation for dispassion (vairāgya).