बृहत्संहिता (आचार्य वराहमिहिर - स्थापत्य, खगोल, मौसम व जल विज्ञान)

716 बृहत्संहितायाम् [Adh. XCV. Sl. 27-30.
Sloka 26.—If a crow caws at first to the left and
then to the right of a traveller, his wealth will be stolen ;
if it is contrariwise, he will get wealth.
यदि वाम एव विरुवन् मुहुर्मुहुर्यायिनोऽनुलोमगतिः ।
अर्थस्य भवति सिद्ध्यै प्राच्यानां दक्षिणश्चैवम् ॥२७॥
Sloka 27.—If a crow caws constantly to the left of
a traveller and flies in the same direction, his wealth
will increase ; this will happen if it caws even to the
right in the case of people of the Eastern countries.
वामः प्रतिलोमगतिर्विरुवन् गमनस्य विघ्नकृद्भवति ।
तत्रस्थस्यैव फलं कथयति तद्वाञ्छितं गमने ॥२८॥
Sloka 28.—If a crow caws to the left of a traveller
and flies in the opposite direction, his journey will be
hindered. The desired object of a person's journey is
indicated by the crow before he sets out.
दक्षिणविरुतं कृत्वा वामो विरुयाद्यथेप्सितावाप्तिः ।
प्रतिवाश्य पुरो यायाद् द्रुतमत्यर्थागमो भवति ॥२९॥
Sloka 29.—If a crow caws at first to the right and
then to the left of a person, he will obtain his desires; if
it cries and flies fast in front of him, he will quickly gain
wealth.
प्रतिवाश्य पृष्ठतो दक्षिणेन यायाद् द्रुतं क्षतजकारी ।
एकचरणोऽर्कमीक्षन् विरुवंश्च पुरो रुधिरहेतुः ॥३०॥
Sloka 30.—If it flies fast to the right of a person,
having at first cawed behind him, or if it caws in front
looking at the Sun and standing on one leg alone, he
will soon bleed.