Brihajjataka 8.15

Bṛhajjātaka 8.15

Language: Sanskrit

8.15

baudhyāṃ dautya suhṛd guru dvija dhanaṃ vidvat praśaṃsā yaśo yukti dravya suvarṇa vesara mahī saubhāgya saukhya āptayaḥ/
hāsya upāsana kauśalaṃ mati cayo dharma kriyā siddhayaḥ pāruṣyaṃ śrama bandha mānasa śucaḥ pīḍā ca dhātu trayāt//(śā vi)

In Mercury's [period, one obtains] wealth through envoys, friends, gurus, and Brahmins, praise from the learned, fame, skill, commodities, gold, mules, land, good fortune, and the acquisition of happiness;
sill in humour and attendance, accumulation of intellect, success in righteous actions, harshness, fatigue, imprisonment, mental sorrow, and affliction from the three humours.
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Daśādhyāyī — Govinda, Sanskrit

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