Shankha, between brow-tail, forehead and ear, kills at once; avarta, above the brows, destroys the eyes; with a dart in utkshepaka (at the hairline above shankha) or sthapani (between the brows) a person lives while it stays or falls out after suppuration, but dies if it is pulled out; the five great joints of the head (simanta) bring confusion, madness and death.
Names and synonyms
- Hindi
- शंख, आवर्त, उत्क्षेपक, स्थपनी, सीमंत मर्म लक्षणशंख, आवर्त, उत्क्षेपक, स्थपनी और सीमंत मर्म
- English
- Shankha, avarta, utkshepaka, sthapani and simanta marmas
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