बृहत्संहिता (आचार्य वराहमिहिर - स्थापत्य, खगोल, मौसम व जल विज्ञान)

246 बृहत्संहितायाम् [Adh. XXVII. Sl. 6-8. engaged in war and consequently will be filled with huge masses of marrow, flesh and blood. आषाढीपर्वकाले यदि किरणपतेरस्तकालोपपत्तौ वायव्यो वृद्धवेगः पवनघनवपुः पन्नगार्द्धानुकारी । जानीयाद्वारिधाराप्रमुदितमुदिता मुक्तमण्डूककण्ठां सस्योल्लासैकचिह्नां सुखबहुलतया भाग्यसेनामिवोर्वीम् ॥६॥ Sloka 6.—At the approach of sunset on the full- moon day of Ashadha, if the north-easterly wind be very strong, have a dense appearance and resemble broken bodies of serpents (or Garuda), then it should be known that the earth will possess the fulness of blessings, on account of great happiness, caused by the all-round- growth of splendid crops and torrents of rain, wherein the frogs rejoice and croak continuously. मेरुग्रस्तमरीचिमण्डलतले ग्रीष्मावसाने रवौ वात्यामोदिकदम्बगन्धसुरभिर्वायुर्यदा चोत्तरः । विद्युद्भ्रान्तिसमस्तकान्तिकलनामत्तास्तदा तोयदा उन्मत्ता इव नष्टचन्द्रकिरणां गां पूरयन्त्यम्बुभिः ॥७॥ Sloka 7.—If, at the end of the Grishma Season (i, e. full-moon of Ashadha) when the mass of the Sun's rays is screened by Mount Meru, a northerly breeze blows, disseminating the fragrance of the sweet-scented Kadamba flowers, the clouds will inundate the earth with water, as though mad (crying madly as it were), and intoxicated by the sight of splendid illumination caused by the flashes of lightning and destroying the rays of the Moon on the earth. नष्टचन्द्रार्ककिरणं नष्टतारं न खेचरम् । न तां मद्रपदां मन्ये यत्र देवो न वर्षति ॥८॥