Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 7.12.25
ఖే ఖాని వాయౌ నిశ్వాసాంస్తేజ:సూష్మాణమాత్మవాన్ ।
అప్స్వసృక్శ్లేష్మపూయాని క్షితౌ శేషం యథోద్భవమ్ ॥ ౨౫ ॥
khe khāni vāyau niśvāsāṁs
[khe khaani vaayau nishvaasaams]
tejaḥsūṣmāṇam ātmavān
[tejahsooshmaanam aatmavaan]
apsv asṛk-śleṣma-pūyāni
[apsv asrik-shleshma-pooyaani]
kṣitau śeṣaṁ yathodbhavam
[kshitau shesham yathodbhavam]
Word-for-word
khe
—
in the sky
khāni
—
all the holes of the body
vāyau
—
in the air
niśvāsān
—
all the different airs moving within the body (prāṇa, apāna, etc.)
tejaḥsu
—
in fire
uṣmāṇam
—
the heat of the body
ātma-vān
—
a person who knows the self
apsu
—
in water
asṛk
—
blood
śleṣma
—
mucus
pūyāni
—
and urine
kṣitau
—
in the earth
śeṣam
—
the remaining (namely skin, bones and the other hard things in the body)
yathā-udbhavam
—
wherefrom all of them grew.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
khe khāni vāyau niśvāsāṁs
khe
in the sky
khāni
all the holes of the body
vāyau
in the air
niśvāsān
all the different airs moving within the body (prāṇa, apāna, etc.)
tejaḥsūṣmāṇam ātmavān
tejaḥsu
in fire
uṣmāṇam
the heat of the body
ātma-vān
a person who knows the self
apsv asṛk-śleṣma-pūyāni
apsu
in water
asṛk
blood
śleṣma
mucus
pūyāni
and urine
kṣitau śeṣaṁ yathodbhavam
kṣitau
in the earth
śeṣam
the remaining (namely skin, bones and the other hard things in the body)
yathā-udbhavam
wherefrom all of them grew.
A sober, self-realized person who has full knowledge should merge the various parts of the body in their original sources. The holes in the body are caused by the sky, the process of breathing is caused by the air, the heat of the body is caused by fire, and semen, blood and mucus are caused by water. The hard substances, like skin, muscle and bone, are caused by earth. In this way all the constituents of the body are caused by various elements, and they should be merged again into those elements.
Purport
To be self-realized, one must understand the original sources of the various elements of the body. The body is a combination of skin, bone, muscle, blood, semen, urine, stool, heat, breath and so on, which all come from earth, water, fire, air and sky. One must be well conversant with the sources of all the bodily constituents. Then one becomes a self-realized person, or ātmavān, one who knows the self.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
He should merge the holes in the body into the ether, breathing into air, the heat of the body into fire, and semen, blood, mucus and urine into water. He should merge the remainder, such as skin, muscle and bone, into earth. They are merged into their sources.
The sentence is connected with the previous verse. He should merge the holes of the body into ether. Śeṣam means hard substances like bone and flesh.
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