drowns in water, falls into a well, and does other similar dangerous acts, suffers from thirst, burning sensation, delusion, and vomiting of pus occurs,
रक्तं च सर्वमार्गेभ्यो रिष्टोत्पत्तिं च तं त्यजेत् । रहःस्त्रीरतिसंलापगन्धस्रग्भूषणप्रियः ॥ ३७ ॥
along with discharge of blood from all the body channels and development of fatal signs (arista). Such a person should be rejected (as incurable). Fond of privacy, talking with women, conversations about sexual pleasure, perfumes, flower garlands, and ornaments;
cheerful yet calm, the patient afflicted with a desire for pleasure (Ratikama) is difficult to cure. The one who looks miserable, frequently rubs or touches his face, and has dry lips, throat, and palate;
should be understood as possessed by a Graha desiring oblations (Balikama). This type is easily curable. The Graha that intends to kill (Hantukama) should be overcome through sacrificial fire rituals (Homas) performed with perfected or potent hymns (Siddha Mantras).