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11. Pūrvamaniştam draştvā svapnam yah prékşaté śubham
paścăt, Sa tu phaladastasya bhavéd draştavyam tadvadişté'pi. 11.
9. After seeing a good dream, a wise man should not sleep because, by doing so, he does not obtain the desired fruit of that dream. He should pass the whole night in reciting verses in praise of Tirthankaras
10. After seeing a bad dream, one should sleep again, even if there is no night remaining. He should not also say it out to any one else, and, thereby, it does not bear evil consequences.
11. When a man sees a good dream after seeing first a bad dream, he gets the fruit of the good dream; in the same manner, when he sees a bad dream after seeing a good dream, he gets the fruit of the bad dream.
para apa- fa-gi-Tax--fartfa: 1 युक्तं रथमारुटो, यो गच्छति भूपतिः स भवेत् ।। १२॥
PETIT E-aru-ITATSSHA-a-pagaietara i
79197-81*. gyfater-seafarer: ll P311 12. Svapné mānava-mrigapati-turanga-mātanga-vrişabba-sinbi–
-bhiņ; Yuktam rathamárūdho, yo gacchati bhūpati sa bhavét.
13. Apahăro haya-văraña-yānā' sana-sadana nivasanādinām;
Nripsankā-sokakaro, bandhuvirodhā'-rthahanikarah.
12. The man, who goes, in a dream, riding a chariot yoked to a man, or a lion, or a horse, or an elephant, or a bull or to a lioness, becomes a king
13. If a man sees, in a dream, forcible abduction of his horse, elephant, vehicle, seat, house, and clothes, the dream
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