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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 2, Ch. 6]
pāyuḥ —the evacuating outlet;  yamasya —the controlling deity of death;  mitrasya —of Mitra;  parimokṣasya —of the evacuating hole;  nārada —● Nārada;  himṣāyāḥ —of envy;  nirṛteḥ —of misfortune;  mṛtyoḥ —of death;  nirayasya —of hell;  gudam —the rectum;  smṛtam —is understood.
TRANSLATION
O Nārada, the evacuating outlet of the universal form of the Lord is the abode of the controlling deity of death, Mitra, and the evacuating hole and the rectum of the Lord is the place of envy, misfortune, death, hell, etc.
TEXT 10
पराभूतेरधर्मस्य तमसश्वापि पश्चिमः । नाञ्चो नदनदीनां च गोत्राणामस्थिसंहतिः ॥१०॥
parābhūter adharmasya tamasaś cāpi paścimaḥ nāḍyo nada-nadīnām ca gotrāṇām asthi-saṁhatiḥ
parābhūteḥ —of frustration;  adharmasya —of immortality;  tamasaḥ —of ignorance;  ca —and;  api —as also;  paścimaḥ —back;  nāḍyaḥ —of the intestines;  nada —of the great rivers;  nadīnām —of the rivulets;  ca —also;  gotrāṇām —of the mountains;  asthi —bones;  saṁhatiḥ —accumulation.
TRANSLATION
The back side of the Lord is the place for all kinds of frustrations and ignorance, as well as for immortality; from His veins flow the great rivers and rivulets, and on His bones are stacked the great mountains.
PURPORT
In order to defy the impersonal conception of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, a systematic analysis of the physiological and anatomical