The Astrologer's Favorite (Unknown) - Page 3

⚠The manuscript leaf is heavily frayed and damaged along the left margin, resulting in the loss of initial characters for each line. The ink is occasionally smudged or faded, particularly at the bottom edges.

De?ities: Hari Vishnu, the one who is itchy likely a reference to a specific ritual state or minor deity, the Waters, Indra, the Vasus, the Serpents, Yama, and the Night. From the forest, joy arises through the wisdom of the Waters.
Not eternal, the world is the completion of affection. 5. The New Moon, the Beas River, the Ancestors, and the third day. The thirteenth day is praised.
In the auspiciousness of the Mangadya possibly a local name for a specific astrological yoga, the sight of the Lord Keshaviya is seen. In the forest, actions are to be performed; they are peaceful and cool.
Mu?noreta, the speech of Uhilana, I sing. The crooked planet Mars, Venus, and the star Vishakha. Joy, the moon, and the middle.
Om?. Remember Vishnu, the carrier of peace, as seen in the ancient Puranas Ancient Hindu texts containing mythology and cosmology. 19. Oh, the heart is fixed upon the auspicious woman.
From man, strength and wickedness. Shri Mayadha is famed for glory. Named as a friend, the king of flowers the moon or a specific blossom brings...
Ha?ga's army and the earth met in the forest. Glory, age, and defeat. The soft, nectar-like Panchadashi The fifteenth lunar day, either the Full or New Moon. 6.
Pre?sha, the respected ones, have seen the fruits results of actions in order. By this, wealth is gained, and elsewhere victory and fame are established.