Atharvavedaparishishta 70.5
Atharvavedapariśiṣṭa 70.5
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70.5.1
yajñopavītinā kāryaṃ śāntikarma vipaścitā | upavītaṃ tu pitryeṣu sarveṣv eva samārabhet ||
The wise man wearing the sacred thread over the left shoulder must perform the propitiatory rite; / he should undertake everything with the thread over the left shoulder, but in ancestral rites [it is worn over the right].
70.5.2
madhvājyadadhidugdheṣu bhakṣyamāṇe vilepane | yantravāhanaśastreṣu bhavaneṣv āyudheṣu ca ||
In honey, clarified butter, curd, and milk, in food being eaten, in anointment, / in mechanical devices, conveyances, and weapons, in houses and in arms,
70.5.3
darpaṇe bhaktapātre ca maṇimuktāphaleṣu ca | bhūṣaṇeṣu tathānyeṣu śayyāyām āsaneṣu ca ||
in a mirror, in an eating vessel, in gems and pearls, / in ornaments, likewise in others, on a bed, and on seats,
70.5.4
kākolūkakapotānāṃ madhor vā darśanaṃ bhavet | anyeṣāṃ cāpraśastānām āgamo mṛgapakṣiṇām ||
if there should be the sighting of crows, owls, or pigeons, or of honey, / or the arrival of other unpraised beasts and birds,
70.5.5
aśvetānāṃ ca puṣpāṇāṃ sarīsṛpagaṇasya ca | vasālohitamāṃsānām asthimajjāśiroruhām ||5 ||
and of non-white flowers, and of a horde of serpents, / of fat, blood, and flesh, of bones, marrow, and hair,
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- Adbhutasāgara — Ballālasena & Lakṣmaṇasena, Sanskrit