How does Chapter 8 of the Satcharitra describe the physical body? It sounds pretty intense.

Chapter 8 presents a very stark and profound view of the physical body to emphasize its impermanence and encourage a focus on spiritual goals. It describes the body as transient, using the analogy of a lamp flame that appears constant but is different every moment. The text points out that childhood, youth, and old age pass without us noticing the exact transition. In a more intense description found in Chapter 8, the body is called a "washroom of excrement and urine, a foul place of phlegm, pus, and saliva," where death is present at every moment. This graphic depiction serves to detach the reader from worldly attachment and highlight the urgency of seeking the Eternal.