THE NOTICEABLE SIGNS OBSERVED ON IMPENDING DEATH(मृत्यु के संकेत या चिन्ह)
As per Skanda Puran, Kartikeya had narrated to Muni Agastya about the signs of the coming death. This is as per this ancient scripture.
If the body becomes dry even after one has bathed immediately then the person will be alive only for three more months.
If one's intellect gets muffled, has unclear speech, sees a rainbow in night ,observes two moons and Sun instead of one, then the death is only a month away.
If a person sees demons, ghosts, crow, dogs, vultures, fox, donkeys and pigs in his dream then the life is not more than a year.
If a person observes dust covered body or white ants infested house or riding a donkey facing southwards he may live only for six months.
If a person dreams that he is covered in twigs or wood then he has only six months.
If a person dreams of a person with a iron rod and wearing black clothes then
If a person dreams of a evil woman hugging a man then the life is only for month. If a person dreams of riding a monkey facing east direction then he has only five more days.
It is better to follow the path of Yog and take shelter in Kashi as only Mahadev has the power to stop the impending death.
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