Lizard Falling Omens: Their Effects and Meanings

Explore lizard falling omens: from wealth signs to warnings of health, conflict, and success

Effects of a Lizard Falling on various organs - 

• If it falls on the head: Conflict or enmity may arise, bad for mother, siblings, mentors.
• If it falls on the forehead: Meeting with relatives, unexpected gains.
• If it falls on the eyebrows: You will receive help from kings or authorities.
• If it falls on the upper lip: Loss of possessions and failure.
• If it falls on the lower lip: Financial gain.
• If it falls on the nose: Indicates illness or misfortune.
• If it falls on the right ear: You will live a long life.
• If it falls on the left ear: Indicates monetary gain from trade.
• If it falls on the eye: Indicates troubler due to adverse planetary positions.
• If it falls on the chin: A sign of disturbance from rulers or people of authority.
• If it falls on the mouth: Fear or anxiety will arise.
• If it falls on the neck: Enemies will be destroyed; it brings comfort.
• If it falls on the right shoulder: Good health and happiness are predicted.
• If it falls on the left shoulder: You will indulge in pleasures.
• If it falls on the right wrist: Indicates disaster.
• If it falls on the left wrist: You will gain fame.
• If it falls on the breasts: It denotes commitment of sin.
• If it falls on the stomach: Indicates prosperity and gain of grains.
• If it falls on the chest: Indicates financial gain and success.
• If it falls on the navel: Brings prosperity and success.
• If it falls on the knee: Health and comfort without obstacles.
• If it falls on the feet: A sign of safe and prosperous travel.

Knowledge Bank

How does Adhyāsa relate to Liberation (Moksha)?

Adhyāsa holds practical implications for seekers of liberation in Advaita Vedanta. Liberation is not achieved through rituals but through direct self-knowledge. Understanding the illusory nature of the world dismantles the cycle of ignorance and births, paving the way for ultimate liberation.

How are the Vedas studied today?

Vedas are still studied following the system of oral transmission. The teacher chants a mantra and the students repeat after him till it is memorized and its pronunciation perfected.