The Science of Body Signs (1905) - Page 10

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One should be guided by sons and grandsons, graced by the divine. Such a person is proclaimed to be wealthy, blessed with children, and the abode of Fortune Shri|The personification of beauty, wealth, and auspiciousness. (5)

Fortune

Redness arises properly, and the speech becomes? well-spoken.
3? speaker together with that outside 2? is seen as similar? he?
The poet tearing through his own? birth as a child?
But doubt 3? thus the task then broad?
He, with the doubt of existence? beyond beyond 1 in the valley?
They take on the form of a tiger? original: "vyāghra-rūpaṃ". In physiognomy, a "tiger-like" appearance usually refers to a broad, powerful chest or a predatory, courageous gait. surely once 53 that?
By me that water of the body would be Rama, Fortune?
A thorny vine and the forest... daughter... from the soul?
Pillars; frogs are seen? original: "maṇḍukā". Likely a reference to a "frog-like" belly or throat, often associated with specific vocal qualities or wealth. that equal... voice...?
Excellent 8 tiger passion protected... taken away?
The chest... breathing... armor...?
By me that is taken away... chest... calves/offspring... Fortune?
Fortune well-known... Rama... chest... composed of righteousness?