The Human Body
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What it’s like to be embodied.
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We ask Gotama, the Eye that has arisen in the world:
Is one a brahmin by birth, or by action?
Explain to us what we do not understand –
how to know a brahmin.8 pages -
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Linked together by bones and sinews,
plastered over with flesh and hide,
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… all beings are subject to death. Death is their end
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Bhikkhus, this body is not yours, nor does it belong to others. It is old kamma, to be seen as generated and fashioned by volition, as something to be felt.
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‘I smiled at the guards standing at my cell,’ he writes. ‘Being thrown in the Hole was worth the pleasure of seeing them still alive.’
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Whenever anyone bodybuilds, he or she is always trying to understand and control the physical in the face of death. No wonder bodybuilding is centered around failure.
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A debate between the men and women of the Black Power Movement on their stance towards contraceptives.
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