The Astrologer's Favorite (Unknown) - Page 4

⚠The manuscript pages exhibit significant wear, with frayed edges and losses to the paper, especially on the left side of the upper leaf. The ink is somewhat faded and there are some illegible characters due to physical damage.

Folio 1 (Upper Leaf)

Now, in sequence, on the eleventh? original: "ekadashi" day, the influence of the Sun is low, medium, or high depending on the phase. In the bright fortnight, for a man, the results are excellent and abundant. ||10|| In acts concerning peace-making, and in the rites of the sixtieth year likely referring to Shashti-pujas or royal ceremonies for kings, the fifth day is favorable for residence. For physical exercise, head-washing, and travel for meetings or weddings, the second day is beneficial for sowing seeds and for all types of unions, leading to wealth and well-being. ||3|| Now, regarding auspicious ceremonies: the fifth and seventh days are recommended for all auspicious matters.
2 22? Here, for journeys from the city and such, the seventh day is for all auspicious things.
The eighth is well-established for spiritual austerities, and the ninth is most excellent. ||13|| The tenth is undesirable for easy entry, but for the success of auspicious works and the sixtieth-year rites, it is used. The eleventh is a cause for the success of auspicious deeds and for rituals involving the Rama-Yama A specific astrological calculation or ritual pairing. ||14|| For taking a hand in marriage original: "panigrahana" and for laying foundations, the twelfth day brings success; for matters involving the eyes, the thirteenth.

Folio 2 (Lower Leaf)

The first, tenth, and others are so named; for those days, the blessing is universal. 5 Sun and others three syllables?

In actions such as auspicious beginnings, success comes quickly. ||15|| The fourteenth day brings success in good works; however, one should certainly not travel or enter a new home on this day. In auspicious rites and the like, for the sixtieth month in the country... text fragmented for the performance of rites. The tenth and the five "holes" original: "chidra," referring to specific inauspicious lunar days are shown as paired statuses. These should be avoided in auspicious works, except for the ninth and others. ||16|| For those beginning with the first, the vow is received; the fifth is also excellent. There, in sequence, if joined with cruel planets, the lunar day is not auspicious. The alternating statuses lead to the highest success; the second day brings purity and brilliance. At the end of the sixth, there is destruction; the signs of the Scorpion, Gemini, and the last two in sequence... for the Deer-sign Capricorn.