Also the following, from Manu (VI. 77):—

This body, like a house composed of the (five) elements, with bones

for its rafters, tendons for its connecting links, flesh and blood for

its mortar, skin for its covering; this house filled with impurities,

infested by sorrow and old age, the seat of disease, full of pain and

passion, and not lasting—a man ought certainly to abandon.

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