The Compendium of Caraka 2.7.6

2.7.6

Its premonitory symptoms are these; namely: emptiness of the head, cloudiness of the eyes, ringing in the ears, excess of deep respiration, salivation from the mouth, lack of desire for food, anorexia, indigestion, feeling of constriction in the heart, meditation, fatigue, delusion, and agitation at improper occasions, constant goosebumps, frequent fever, distracted state of mind, hives, development of the symptoms of facial paralysis as an affliction, and in dreams frequent seeing of wandering, moving, unstable, and inauspicious forms, ascending an oil-press wheel, being churned by whirlwinds, plunging into an eddy of turbid water, and rolling back of the eyes: these are the premonitory symptoms of the insanities caused by doshas.