Atharvavedaparishishta 64.6
Atharvavedapariśiṣṭa 64.6
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64.6.1
vasāśoṇitagandhatvaṃ gajadaivatavājinām | yasmin deśe bhavet tasmin śastrakopabhayaṃ mahat ||
the smell of fat and blood in elephants, deities, and horses: / in whatever country this occurs, there will be great danger from the wrath of weapons.
64.6.2
śoṇitāśruparisrāvāḥ prahāsodvīkṣaṇakriyā | nṛtyavāditragītāni sākrośābhāṣitāni ca ||
Discharges of blood and tears, laughing and looking upward, / dancing, instrumental music, singing, and abusive speech,
64.6.3
prakampanaṃ devatānāṃ tathaiva jvalanāni ca | apāṃ śoṣavikārāśca ceṣṭitaṃ ca manuṣyavat ||
shaking of deities and their burning, / drying up and alterations of waters, and behaving like human beings,
64.6.4
daraṇaṃ rasanaṃ rājño vaikṛtyodvartanāni ca | kṣiteḥ kampaprahāsāśca rodanotkrośāani ca ||
cracking, roaring, unnatural states, and rolling about of the king, / and shaking, laughing, weeping, and shouting of the earth,
64.6.5
pīṭhikāvyañjanaṃ chattra[m]śasatrakīlakamaṇḍalau | nīlāṅgalohitatalau udye arkaniśāakarau ||
alteration of the pedestal, umbrella, weapon, bolt, and water pot, / the sun and moon having blue bodies and red surfaces at dawn,
64.6.6
candrārkolkāprabhedāśca bhāskarendudvayaṃ tathā | pratisrotavahā nadya iṣavaḥ pratikomagāḥ ||
fissuring of the sun, moon, and meteors, and a double sun and moon, / rivers flowing upstream, and arrows flying backwards,
64.6.7
dantabhaṅgāḥ sakūrmāśca naravarṇavājinām | chattrabhaṅgāḥ sakūrmāśca naravāraṇavājinām ||
broken teeth and tortoise-marks among men, colored horses, and chargers, / broken umbrellas and tortoise-marks among men, elephants, and chargers,
64.6.8
māṃsatailavipākaśca caityatailaparisravāḥ | śakradhvajapatākānāṃ bhaṅgakravyadasvanam ||
the cooking of meat and oil, oozing of oil from sacred shrines, / breaking of Indra's banner and flags, and the howling of carrion-eaters,
64.6.9
biḍalolūkyor yuddhaṃ nṛpaprāsādasaṃnidhau | pāṃsunā cāvṛtaṃ vyoma rajasā tamasāpi vā ||
fighting between a cat and an owl near the king's palace, / and the sky enveloped in dust, pollen, or darkness,
64.6.10
lohitāgniprabhākāśaṃ dīptā dvijamṛgas tathā | vātāvartās tusaṃdhyāsu prasphuranto apasavyagāḥ ||
the sky glowing with red fire, birds and beasts inflamed, / and whirlwinds flashing at twilights, moving counterclockwise,
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