Atharvavedaparishishta 64.7
Atharvavedapariśiṣṭa 64.7
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64.7.1
maṇḍalāni samājāśca sarvato mṛgapakṣiṇām | kravyādair ārasadbhiśca vyākulāḥ sarvato diśaḥ ||
circles and gatherings of beasts and birds on all sides, / and all the quarters confounded by shrieking carnivores,
64.7.2
trirātrād aparaṃ vṛṣṭiḥ pranaṣṭendudivākarau | anṛtau cāpi dṛśyeta ghorastanitadīrghatā ||
rain continuing beyond three nights, the sun and moon disappeared, / and protracted, terrifying thunder seen out of season,
64.7.3
vajrādayo rāhuputrā vṛkṣāḥ śakunayas tathā | maṇḍalābhyantarasthāśca bhavanti ravisomayoḥ ||
Vajra and other sons of Rāhu, trees, and birds / appearing inside the disks of the sun and moon,
64.7.4
ākāśe vā pradṛśyante prakampanti va parvatāḥ | viṣyeta ravisomau ca ābhīkṣaṃ tārakās tathā ||
seen in the sky, or mountains trembling, / the sun and moon afflicted, and stars continually [falling]—
64.7.5
naradanaṃ ca biḍālāṇāṃ kṣīravṛkṣaniṣevaṇam | kharair dīptair ulūkaiśca rasadbhiḥ saha vigrahaḥ ||
The human-like crying of cats, their frequenting of milk-trees, / and conflict with inflamed donkeys and shrieking owls;
64.7.6
siṃhāsanāni chattrāṇi bhṛṅgārāḥ śayanās tathā | kampanti akasmād bhajyante saṃsarpanti ārasanti ca ||
Thrones, parasols, water jars, and beds / tremble, suddenly break, slide about, and screech.
64.7.7
rājñāṃ bhayakaraṃ sarvam etad utpātalakṣaṇam | deśasya ca vijānīyād gargasya vacanaṃ yathā ||
All this is the sign of portents that causes fear to kings / and to the land, as stated by Garga.
64.7.8
saṃdhyādaṇḍapariveṣā rajoarkaparighādayaḥ | maṇḍalānāṃ samūhāśca dikṣu pītāruṇaprabhāḥ ||
Twilight shafts, halos, dust, solar bars, and the like, / and clusters of discs in the quarters shining yellow and reddish;
64.7.9
kravyādā vānarā dvāri visphūrjanti ārasanti ca | tuṇḍaiśca vāyasā bhūmiṃ kuṭṭayanto ramanti ca ||
Carnivores and monkeys flash, thunder, and roar at the gateway, / and crows, striking the earth with their beaks, sport about;
64.7.10
mlāyate mālyam atyarthaṃ gandhāḥ kuṇapagandhinaḥ | vastreṣu bhakṣabhojyeṣu bhavati utpātalakṣaṇam ||
Garlands wither excessively, perfumes smell of corpses— / on garments, foods, and snacks, this is a portentous sign.
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