नेत्रं च वामं स्रवति यस्य तस्यायुरुद्गतम् । आरक्ततामेति मुखं जिह्वा चाप्यसिता यदा
netraṃ ca vāmaṃ sravati yasya tasyāyurudgatam | āraktatāmeti mukhaṃ jihvā cāpyasitā yadā
If a person’s left eye waters, his span of life has already withdrawn. When the face turns red and the tongue too grows dark, these are signs that death is near.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) addressing the sages (deduced)
Scene: A close-up portrayal of ominous physiology: the left eye watering, face flushed red, tongue darkened—while the person sits in quiet realization of approaching death.
The text urges awareness of mortality and prioritizing dharma and devotion when signs of decline appear.
No specific tīrtha is mentioned.
None; it is an omen-description.