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|| Now, the Determination of "Is" or "Is Not" ||

In the cases of the Banner, the Elephant, the Lion, and the Bull, it is certain that the answer is "It is" Sanskrit: asti; indicating a positive existence or affirmation. In the cases of the Smoke, the Dog, the Donkey, and the Crow, the answer to the inquiry is certainly "It is not" Sanskrit: nasti; indicating a negative or absence. || 5 ||

|| Now, the Inquiry into Profit and Loss ||

In the Banner, the Elephant, the Bull, and the Lion, a quick profit will certainly occur. In the Crow, the Dog, the Donkey, and the Smoke, there will be destruction and the bringing of quarrels. || 6 ||

|| Now, the Inquiry into the Well-being of a Traveler ||

In the Lion, the Bull, the Banner, and the Elephant, there is safety and the granting of well-being. In the Crow, the Dog, the Donkey, and the Smoke, one should say there is no well-being. || 7 ||

|| Now, the Inquiry into the Recovery of Lost Items ||

In the Banner, the Elephant, the Bull, and the Lion, the recovery of what went away is certain. In the Crow, the Smoke, the Donkey, and the Dog, the loss of the missing item is very certain. || 8 ||

|| Now, Knowledge of the Direction of Lost Items ||

The Banner is known to go to the East, and the Smoke goes to the Southeast. The Lion is in the South, and the Dog is in the Southwest. || 9 || The Bull is known to be in the West, and the Donkey in the Northwest. The Elephant is in the North...

On the day of the Krittika The Pleiades star cluster constellation, the day of the week... m? p? s m? g... goes to the direction...

...should be known m? dear it becomes. 11

Asti-Nasti Nirnaya: The determination of "Yes" or "No" / "Exists" or "Does not exist."
Labhalabha: Profit and loss; a common category of Vedic astrology (Jyotisha).
Pravasi: A person living abroad or traveling.
Kushala: Well-being, safety, or health.
Nashta Vastu: A lost or destroyed object.
Dhwaja: The Banner (Symbol 1).
Dhumra: Smoke (Symbol 2).
Simha: The Lion (Symbol 3).
Shwana: The Dog (Symbol 4).
Vrusha: The Bull (Symbol 5).
Khara: The Donkey (Symbol 6).
Kunjara: The Elephant (Symbol 7).
Dhwaksha: The Crow (Symbol 8).
Krittika: The third lunar mansion (Nakshatra), associated with fire and transformation.
Diksu: Regarding the directions (compass points).