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Ashtangasamgraha 5.61

Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 5.61

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Sanskrit

5.61

nijāgantuvikārāṇāmutpannānāṃ ca śāntaye ||

tathāpi tu sirādīni yathāsthūlaṃ yathopayogaṃ cānyatropadekṣyante |

ityevaṃ parisaṅkhyātāḥ śarīre mūrtimantaḥ sthirā bhāvāḥ ||

idamatigahanaṃ sahānyaśiṣyairavanigato 'ñjalimagrato nidhāya ||

māṃsavyavāyāhaḥsvapnān pañcarātraṃ vivarjayet ||

and for the pacification of innate and adventitious disorders that have arisen. /

Even so, the vessels and the rest will be taught elsewhere roughly according to their practical use.

Thus are enumerated the bodily entities that possess form and are stable.

Together with the other pupils, having fallen to the ground with cupped hands placed in front, this extremely profound [question]—

One should avoid meat, sexual intercourse, and daytime sleeping for five nights. /

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