If the crow be seen to stand on one leg turning to the Sun and scratch its wings with its beak, the chief person will suffer at the hands of his enemies.
If the crow be seen to cry in a field full of crops, there will be the gain of a field with crops in it; but if such crow be malefic in character, the traveller will meet with grief before crossing the boundary.
If the crow be seen to cry in trees in which there are fruits and flowers and which are covered with glossy and tender leaves and are fragrant, milky, juicy, without wounds, erect and beautiful, there will be the gain of wealth.
If the crow be seen to cry in places covered with ripe crops and full of grass, in houses, temples, palaces of kings, the mansions of the rich, green spots, granaries and places where there are benefic objects, there will be the gain of wealth.
If the crow be seen to cry seated in the tail of a cow or a snake-hole, there will be the sight of a serpent; if it be seen to cry from the back of a buffalo, there will be fever that very day; and if from a bush, there will be an imperfect gain of an object of desire.
If the crow be seen to stand on one leg turning to the Sun and scratch its wings with its beak, the chief person will suffer at the hands of his enemies.
If the crow be seen to cry in a field full of crops, there will be the gain of a field with crops in it; but if such crow be malefic in character, the traveller will meet with grief before crossing the boundary.
If the crow be seen to cry in trees in which there are fruits and flowers and which are covered with glossy and tender leaves and are fragrant, milky, juicy, without wounds, erect and beautiful, there will be the gain of wealth.
If the crow be seen to cry in places covered with ripe crops and full of grass, in houses, temples, palaces of kings, the mansions of the rich, green spots, granaries and places where there are benefic objects, there will be the gain of wealth.
If the crow be seen to cry seated in the tail of a cow or a snake-hole, there will be the sight of a serpent; if it be seen to cry from the back of a buffalo, there will be fever that very day; and if from a bush, there will be an imperfect gain of an object of desire.