Text 17] Description of Adverse Fruitive Activities 1295

If a man leaves home and dies without his family’s knowing, that is consi-
dered to be a glorious death. But an attached family man wants his family
members to carry him in a great procession even after his death, and al-
though he will not be able to see how the procession goes, still he desires
that his body be taken gorgeously in procession. Thus he is happy without
even knowing where he has to go when he leaves his body for the next life.

TEXT 16

agarennn:  apndegates: |
BAAMASANA: BS FTAA 1124

vayunotkramatottarah
kapha-samruddha-nadikah
kdsa-svasa-krtayasah
kanthe ghura-ghurayate

vayunad—by air; utkramata—bulging out; uttérah—his eyes; kapha—with
mucus; sarnruddha—congested; nadikah—his wind pipe; kasa—coughing;
§vasa—breathing; krta—done; ayasah—difficulty; kanthe—in the throat;
ghura-ghurayate—he produces a sound like “ghura-ghura.”

TRANSLATION

In that diseased condition, one’s eyes bulge due to the pressure of air
from within, and his glands become congested with mucus. He has difficulty
breathing, and upon exhaling and inhaling he produces a sound like ‘‘ghura-
ghura,” a rattling within the throat.

TEXT 17

waa: Ten ata: ofetta: sage: |
TTAASHT TAA HSTITH Ta? 112911

Sayanah parisocadbhih
parivitah sva-bandhubhih

vacyamano ’pi na britte
kala-pasa-vasam gatah
