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The fifth Śaktī 143 You do not wish for good friendship, yet you always take delight in a good friend; / your friends, whether made or unmade, become enemies without reason. // / The sixth Śaktī 431 You are thinking of a union; by all means it will take place; / in time that goal will be attained, and likewise freedom from despondency. // Dundubhī 321 Whatever is lost or destroyed belonging to you, or stolen by thieves, / or even fallen into the hands of another, you will obtain it before long. // The second Dundubhī 213 You are separated from your companions, but you associate with good friends; / and beloved objects should be obtained; longing opposed by the gods. // / The third Dundubhī 132 Contentment of body is seen for you at present; / and from the worship of deities, cessation [of trouble] is obtained. // The fourth Dundubhī 231 You have a fierce quarrel / seen with enemies; / you will not find distress there, and you will conquer your adversary. // The fifth Dundubhī // 312 An excellent gain is seen, and likewise the birth of a son; / and desired pleasures you will / obtain; there is no doubt here. // The sixth Dundubhī 123 Your mind wanders, and the position is unsteady; / wait for just a month, then you will obtain happiness. // / The first Vṛṣa 442 Whatever little you have in your house—cattle, grain, and wealth— / if you distribute it to the twice-born, growth has arrived for you. // / The second Vṛṣa 244 You are thinking of a reunion, and your dear one is staying far away; / enriched with all desires, they will meet [you] in no long time. // The third Vṛṣa / 424 You will meet with terrible imprisonment, and again you will attain a position; / the result will indeed come to be, and there will be complete satisfaction. // The first Preṣyā