t it is: "As this is, so is that. As that, so this." Within & without, he should let desire for the body fade away. With desire & passion faded away, the discerning monk arrives here: at the deathless, the calm, the unfallen, undying1 state of unbinding. This two-footed thing is cared for, filthy, evil-smelling, filled with various carcasses, oozing out here & there: Whoever would think, on the basis of a body like this, to exalt himself or disparage another— What is that if not blindness? vv. 193­–206 Note 1. "Unfallen, undying": two meanings of the word, accuta. See also: MN 119; AN 4:163; AN 7:48; AN 9:15; Dhp 147; Dhp 150; Thag 6:9; Thag 7:1; Thag 10:5; Thig 13:1 - --> - - - -