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Kāyo pakatiyā appaṭikūlaṃ kāye uddhumātakasaññā saṃkhittena nava saññā ime paṭikūlā dhammā ceso āyasmā paṭikūlato ajigucchito kāyagatāsatiyā bhāvanānuyogamanuyutto viharati, na hi tassa jigucchappahāya cittaṃ paṭikūlati.
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The body is by nature repulsive. 2 Perception of the bloated [corpse-stage] in the body, [etc.,] in brief, the nine [corpse-stage] perceptions (see D. ii, 293 ff.), these are repulsive ideas. And this venerable one, undisgusted with the repulsive, abides devoted to the pursuit of keeping in being Mindfulness Occupied with the Body ; for his cognizance has no repulsion through his having abandoned disgust.
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