History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v7.c89.199.4

v7.c89.199.4

seeing portents of the three kinds (heavenly, those in atmospheric regions and earthly); anger of gods, brāhmaṇas, kings and one's gurus, embracing maidens; sodomy, loss of one's limbs; vomiting and purging, going to the southern direction, being overwhelmed by a disease; fall of fruits and of flowers; fall of houses; sweeping of houses with a broom; playing with goblins, birds or animals that subsist on putrid flesh, monkeys, bears and men, humiliation by strangers (or enemies); arising of calamity brought on by another person (or enemy); wearing ochre-coloured garments; playing with women; plunging into oil or drinks; wearing red flowers and applying red unguents; these and others are inauspicious dreams.