तथात्र धातवः सप्त नामतस्तान्निबोध मे । त्वगसृङ्मांस मेदोऽस्थिमज्जाशुक्राणि धातवः
tathātra dhātavaḥ sapta nāmatastānnibodha me | tvagasṛṅmāṃsa medo'sthimajjāśukrāṇi dhātavaḥ
So too, here are the seven bodily constituents—learn them by name from me: skin, blood, flesh, fat, bone, marrow, and semen are the dhātus.
Kamaṭha
Tirtha: Dhātu-maṇḍala (inner field)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Disciple/interlocutor
Scene: A teacher-deity (Skanda) instructs a disciple; behind them a schematic mandala of seven layers labeled as dhātus, rendered like concentric terrains.
By analyzing the body into constituents, attachment is weakened and discernment (viveka) is strengthened.
None; this is anatomical/constitutive teaching.
No ritual is prescribed; it is a doctrinal enumeration.