Shiva Purana — Rudra Samhita — Chapter 110
SiP 2 110.1
ब्रह्मोवाच ।। ततः शैलवरः सोपि प्रीत्या दुर्गोपवीतकम् ।। कारयामास सोत्साहं वेदमन्त्रैश्शिवस्य च
brahmovāca || tataḥ śailavaraḥ sopi prītyā durgopavītakam || kārayāmāsa sotsāhaṃ vedamantraiśśivasya ca
Brahmā said: Then that best of mountains had the sacred-thread rite of Durgā, and of Śiva too, performed with Vedic mantras, lovingly and with enthusiasm.
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SiP 2 110.2
अथ विष्ण्वादयो देवा मुनयस्सकुतू हलम् ।। हिमाचलप्रार्थनया विवेशान्तर्गृहं गिरेः अन्येषां द्रव्यदानं च बभूव विविधम्महत् ।। गीतवाद्यविनोदश्च तत्रोत्सवपुरस्सरम् परस्परं समूचुस्ते हर्षनिर्भरमानसाः ।। अत्रागच्छंति गिरयश्शिवानयनकाम्यया हिमागप्रेषिता विप्रास्तथा ते पर्वतोत्तमाः ।। शम्भोरग्रचरा ह्यासन्कुतूहलसमन्विताः सोऽगस्साच्युतमीशानं सुपाद्यार्घ्यपुरस्सरम् ।। सदेवमुख्यवर्गं च निनाय स्वालयान्तरम् तया सम्पूजितो रुद्रो दध्यक्षतकुशाम्बुभिः ।। परमोदाढ्यया तत्र पार्वत्या रुचिरास्यया
atha viṣṇvādayo devā munayassakutū halam || himācalaprārthanayā viveśāntargṛhaṃ gireḥ anyeṣāṃ dravyadānaṃ ca babhūva vividhammahat || gītavādyavinodaśca tatrotsavapurassaram parasparaṃ samūcuste harṣanirbharamānasāḥ || atrāgacchaṃti girayaśśivānayanakāmyayā himāgapreṣitā viprāstathā te parvatottamāḥ || śambhoragracarā hyāsankutūhalasamanvitāḥ so'gassācyutamīśānaṃ supādyārghyapurassaram || sadevamukhyavargaṃ ca nināya svālayāntaram tayā sampūjito rudro dadhyakṣatakuśāmbubhiḥ || paramodāḍhyayā tatra pārvatyā rucirāsyayā
Then Viṣṇu and the other gods and the sages, filled with eager curiosity, at Himācala's request entered the inner house of the mountain. And there was a giving of goods of many kinds and great in amount to others, and amusement with song and music, all led off by the festivity. With hearts brimming with joy they said to one another: "The mountains are coming here out of desire (to see) Śivā's bringing forth." Likewise those best of mountains and the brahmins sent by Himāga, filled with curiosity, went in front of Śambhu. He (the mountain) led Acyuta, Īśāna, and the company of the chief gods, with fine water for the feet and welcome-offerings, into his own dwelling. There Rudra was worshipped by her, by Pārvatī of lovely face, abounding in supreme joy, with curds, unhusked grain, kuśa grass and water.
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SiP 2 110.3
श्रुत्याचारं भवाचारं विधाय च यथार्थतः ।। शिवामलंकृतां चक्रुश्शिवदत्तविभूषणैः
śrutyācāraṃ bhavācāraṃ vidhāya ca yathārthataḥ || śivāmalaṃkṛtāṃ cakruśśivadattavibhūṣaṇaiḥ
Having performed, in accordance with its true purpose, both the Vedic observance and the observance of Bhava, they adorned Śivā with the ornaments given by Śiva.
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SiP 2 110.4
प्रथमं स्नापयित्वा तां भूषयित्वाथ सर्वशः ।। नीराजिता सखीभिश्च विप्रपत्नीभिरेव च
prathamaṃ snāpayitvā tāṃ bhūṣayitvātha sarvaśaḥ || nīrājitā sakhībhiśca viprapatnībhireva ca
Having first bathed her and then adorned her in every way, she was waved about with lamps by her friends and by the wives of the brahmins.
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SiP 2 110.5
अहताम्बरयुग्मेन शोभिता वरवर्णिनी ।। विरराज महाशैलदुहिता शङ्करप्रिया
ahatāmbarayugmena śobhitā varavarṇinī || virarāja mahāśailaduhitā śaṅkarapriyā
Made lovely by a pair of unworn garments, of excellent complexion, the daughter of the great mountain, beloved of Śaṅkara, shone forth.
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SiP 2 110.6
कंचुकी परमा दिव्या नानारत्नान्विताद्भुता ।। विधृता च तया देव्या विलसन्त्याधिकं मुने
kaṃcukī paramā divyā nānāratnānvitādbhutā || vidhṛtā ca tayā devyā vilasantyādhikaṃ mune
And a supreme, divine, marvellous bodice set with various jewels was worn by that goddess, who shone all the more, O sage.
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SiP 2 110.7
सा बभार तथा हारं दिव्यरत्नसमन्वितम् ।। वलयानि महार्हाणि शुद्धचामीकराणि च
sā babhāra tathā hāraṃ divyaratnasamanvitam || valayāni mahārhāṇi śuddhacāmīkarāṇi ca
She likewise wore a necklace set with divine gems, and very costly bracelets of pure gold.
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SiP 2 110.8
स्थिता तत्रैव सुभगा ध्यायन्ती मनसा शिवम् ।। शुशुभेति महाशैलकन्यका त्रिजगत्प्रसूः
sthitā tatraiva subhagā dhyāyantī manasā śivam || śuśubheti mahāśailakanyakā trijagatprasūḥ
Standing right there, the fortunate one, meditating on Śiva in her mind, the daughter of the great mountain, mother of the three worlds, shone thus.
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SiP 2 110.9
तदोत्सवो महानासीदुभयत्र मुदा वहः ।। दानं बभूव विविधं ब्राह्मणेभ्यो विवर्णितम्
tadotsavo mahānāsīdubhayatra mudā vahaḥ || dānaṃ babhūva vividhaṃ brāhmaṇebhyo vivarṇitam
Then there was a great festival in both places, a flood of joy; there was giving of many kinds to the brahmins, (already) described.
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SiP 2 110.11
अथ विष्णुरहं धाता शक्राद्या अमरास्तथा ।। मुनयश्च महाप्रीत्या निखिलास्सोत्सवा मुदा
atha viṣṇurahaṃ dhātā śakrādyā amarāstathā || munayaśca mahāprītyā nikhilāssotsavā mudā
Then Viṣṇu, I, the Creator, Śakra and the other immortals, and all the sages, with great affection, joyfully festive—
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SiP 2 110.12
सुप्रणम्य शिवां भक्त्या स्मृत्वा शिवपदाम्बुजम् ।। सम्प्राप्य हिमगिर्य्याज्ञां स्वं स्वं स्थाने समाश्रिताः
supraṇamya śivāṃ bhaktyā smṛtvā śivapadāmbujam || samprāpya himagiryyājñāṃ svaṃ svaṃ sthāne samāśritāḥ
—having bowed low to Śivā with devotion, having called to mind Śiva's lotus feet, and having obtained the leave of the snow-mountain, they resorted each to his own place.
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SiP 2 110.13
एतस्मिन्नन्तरे तत्र ज्योतिःशास्त्र विशारदः ।। हिमवन्तं गिरीन्द्रं तं गर्गो वाक्यमभाषत
etasminnantare tatra jyotiḥśāstra viśāradaḥ || himavantaṃ girīndraṃ taṃ gargo vākyamabhāṣata
In the meantime Garga, expert in the science of the stars, spoke these words there to Himavat, that lord of mountains.
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SiP 2 110.14
।। गर्ग उवाच ।। हिमाचल धराधीश स्वामिन् कालीपतिः प्रभो ।। पाणिग्रहार्थं शंभुं चानय त्वं निजमंदिरम्
|| garga uvāca || himācala dharādhīśa svāmin kālīpatiḥ prabho || pāṇigrahārthaṃ śaṃbhuṃ cānaya tvaṃ nijamaṃdiram
Garga said: O Himācala, lord of the earth, master, O powerful one, bring Śambhu, the husband of Kālī, to your own house for the taking of the hand (marriage).
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SiP 2 110.15
।। ब्रह्मोवाच ।। अथ तं समयं ज्ञात्वा कन्यादानोचितं गिरिः ।। निवेदितं च गर्गेण मुसुदेऽतीव चेतसि
|| brahmovāca || atha taṃ samayaṃ jñātvā kanyādānocitaṃ giriḥ || niveditaṃ ca gargeṇa musude'tīva cetasi
Brahmā said: Then the mountain, learning that the time fit for the giving away of the maiden (had come), as announced by Garga, rejoiced exceedingly in his heart.
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SiP 2 110.16
महीधरान्द्विजांश्चैव परानपि तदा गिरिः ।। प्रेषयामास सुप्रीत्या शिवानयनकाम्यया
mahīdharāndvijāṃścaiva parānapi tadā giriḥ || preṣayāmāsa suprītyā śivānayanakāmyayā
Then the mountain sent the mountains and the brahmins, and others too, with great gladness, out of the desire to bring Śiva.
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SiP 2 110.17
ते पर्वता द्विजाश्चैव सर्वमंगलपाणयः ।। संजग्मुस्सोत्सवाः प्रीत्या यत्र देवो महेश्वरः
te parvatā dvijāścaiva sarvamaṃgalapāṇayaḥ || saṃjagmussotsavāḥ prītyā yatra devo maheśvaraḥ
Those mountains and the brahmins, with all auspicious things in their hands, festive, went joyfully together to where the god Maheśvara was.
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SiP 2 110.18
तदा वादित्रघोषेण ब्रह्मघोषेण भूयसा ।। महोत्साहोऽभवत्तत्र गीतनृत्यान्वितेन हि
tadā vāditraghoṣeṇa brahmaghoṣeṇa bhūyasā || mahotsāho'bhavattatra gītanṛtyānvitena hi
Then, with the abundant sound of instruments and the sound of Vedic recitation, accompanied by song and dance, there arose there a great exhilaration.
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SiP 2 110.19
श्रुत्वा वादित्रनिर्घोषं सर्वे शंकरसेवकाः ।। उत्थितास्त्वैकपद्येन सदेवर्षिगणा मुदा
śrutvā vāditranirghoṣaṃ sarve śaṃkarasevakāḥ || utthitāstvaikapadyena sadevarṣigaṇā mudā
Hearing the din of the instruments, all the attendants of Śaṅkara, together with the hosts of gods and sages, rose up joyfully with one step (all at once).
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SiP 2 110.21
पाणिग्रहणकालो हि नूनं सद्यस्समागतः ।। महद्भाग्यं हि सर्वेषां संप्राप्तमहि मन्महे
pāṇigrahaṇakālo hi nūnaṃ sadyassamāgataḥ || mahadbhāgyaṃ hi sarveṣāṃ saṃprāptamahi manmahe
"Surely the time of the wedding has now come at once; indeed we think that a great good fortune has come to us all."
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SiP 2 110.22
धन्या वयं विशेषेण विवाहं शिवयोर्ध्रुवम्।। द्रक्ष्यामः परमप्रीत्या जगतां मंगलालयम्
dhanyā vayaṃ viśeṣeṇa vivāhaṃ śivayordhruvam|| drakṣyāmaḥ paramaprītyā jagatāṃ maṃgalālayam
"We are especially blessed: with the utmost delight we shall surely behold the marriage of Śiva and Śivā, the abode of auspiciousness for the worlds."
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SiP 2 110.23
ब्रह्मोवाच ।। एवं यावदभूत्तेषां संवादस्तत्र चादरात् ।। तावत्सर्वे समायाताः पर्वतेंद्रस्य मंत्रिणः
brahmovāca || evaṃ yāvadabhūtteṣāṃ saṃvādastatra cādarāt || tāvatsarve samāyātāḥ parvateṃdrasya maṃtriṇaḥ
Brahmā said: While this conversation of theirs was going on there respectfully, meanwhile all the ministers of the lord of mountains arrived.
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SiP 2 110.24
ते गत्वा प्रार्थयांचक्रुश्शिव विष्ण्वादिकानपि ।। कन्यादानोचितः कालो वर्तते गम्यतामिति
te gatvā prārthayāṃcakruśśiva viṣṇvādikānapi || kanyādānocitaḥ kālo vartate gamyatāmiti
They went and made their request to Śiva, to Viṣṇu and the others as well: "The time fit for the giving of the maiden is at hand; let (you) come."
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SiP 2 110.25
ते तच्छ्रुत्वा सुरास्सर्वे मुने विष्ण्वादयोऽखिलाः ।। मुमुदुश्चेतसातीव जयेत्यूचुर्गिरिं द्रुतम्
te tacchrutvā surāssarve mune viṣṇvādayo'khilāḥ || mumuduścetasātīva jayetyūcurgiriṃ drutam
Hearing that, O sage, all the gods, Viṣṇu and the rest, every one of them, rejoiced exceedingly in their hearts and quickly said to the Mountain, "Victory!"
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SiP 2 110.26
शिवोऽपि मुमुदेऽतीव कालीप्रापणलालसः ।। गुप्तं चकार तच्चिह्नं मनस्येवाद्भुताकृतिः
śivo'pi mumude'tīva kālīprāpaṇalālasaḥ || guptaṃ cakāra taccihnaṃ manasyevādbhutākṛtiḥ
Śiva too rejoiced greatly, eager to obtain Kālī; but he of wondrous form kept that sign hidden within his mind alone.
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SiP 2 110.27
अथ स्नानं कृतन्तेन मङ्गलद्रव्यसंयुतम् ।। शूलिना सुप्रसन्नेन लोकानुग्रहकारिणा
atha snānaṃ kṛtantena maṅgaladravyasaṃyutam || śūlinā suprasannena lokānugrahakāriṇā
Then the bath was performed by him, the trident-bearer, together with the auspicious substances, he being well pleased and doing favour to the worlds.
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SiP 2 110.28
स्नातस्सुवाससा युक्तस्सर्वैस्तैः परिवारितः ।। आरोपितो वृषस्कन्धे लोकपालैस्सुसेवितः
snātassuvāsasā yuktassarvaistaiḥ parivāritaḥ || āropito vṛṣaskandhe lokapālaissusevitaḥ
Bathed, clad in fine garments, surrounded by all of them, he was mounted on the shoulder (back) of the bull, well attended by the world-guardians.
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SiP 2 110.29
पुरस्कृत्य प्रभुं सर्वे जग्मुर्हिमगिरेर्गृहम् ।। वाद्यानि वादयन्तश्च कृतवन्तः कुतूहलम्
puraskṛtya prabhuṃ sarve jagmurhimagirergṛham || vādyāni vādayantaśca kṛtavantaḥ kutūhalam
Placing the Lord in front, they all went to the house of the Snow Mountain, and sounding musical instruments they made a festive stir.
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SiP 2 110.31
बभौ छत्रेण महता ध्रियमाणो हि मूर्द्धनि।। चामरैर्वीज्यमानोऽसौ सविता नो महेश्वरः
babhau chatreṇa mahatā dhriyamāṇo hi mūrddhani|| cāmarairvījyamāno'sau savitā no maheśvaraḥ
He shone, with a great parasol held over his head, fanned with yak-tail whisks — that Maheśvara of ours (was) like the sun.
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SiP 2 110.32
अहं विष्णुस्तथा चेन्द्रो लोकपाला स्तथैव च ।। अग्रगाः स्मातिशोभन्ते श्रिया परमया श्रिताः
ahaṃ viṣṇustathā cendro lokapālā stathaiva ca || agragāḥ smātiśobhante śriyā paramayā śritāḥ
I, and Viṣṇu, and Indra, and likewise the world-guardians, going in front, shone exceedingly, endowed with the highest splendour.
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SiP 2 110.33
ततश्शङ्खाश्च भेर्य्यश्च पटहानकगोमुखाः ।। पुनः पुनरवाद्यन्त वादित्राणि महोत्सवे
tataśśaṅkhāśca bheryyaśca paṭahānakagomukhāḥ || punaḥ punaravādyanta vāditrāṇi mahotsave
Then conches and kettledrums, paṭahas, ānakas and gomukhas — the instruments were sounded again and again at the great festival.
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SiP 2 110.34
तथैव गायकास्सर्वे जगुः परममङ्गलम्।। नर्तक्यो ननृतुस्सर्वा नानातालसमन्विताः
tathaiva gāyakāssarve jaguḥ paramamaṅgalam|| nartakyo nanṛtussarvā nānātālasamanvitāḥ
Just so all the singers sang what was supremely auspicious, and all the dancing women danced, keeping to the various rhythms.
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SiP 2 110.35
एभिस्समेतो जगदेकबन्धुर्ययौ तदानीं परमेशवर्चसा ।। सुसेव्यमानस्सकलैस्सुरेश्वरैर्विकीर्यमाणः कुसुमैश्च हर्षितैः
ebhissameto jagadekabandhuryayau tadānīṃ parameśavarcasā || susevyamānassakalaissureśvarairvikīryamāṇaḥ kusumaiśca harṣitaiḥ
Accompanied by these, the one friend of the world then went with the splendour of the supreme Lord, well served by all the lords of the gods and showered with flowers by the delighted ones.
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SiP 2 110.36
सम्पूजितस्तदा शम्भुः प्रविष्टो यज्ञमण्डपम्।। संस्तूयमानो बह्वीभिः स्तुतिभिः परमेश्वरः
sampūjitastadā śambhuḥ praviṣṭo yajñamaṇḍapam|| saṃstūyamāno bahvībhiḥ stutibhiḥ parameśvaraḥ
Then Śambhu, having been worshipped, entered the sacrificial pavilion, the supreme Lord being praised with many hymns.
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SiP 2 110.37
वृषादुत्तारयामासुर्महेशम्पर्वतोत्तमाः।। निन्युर्गृहान्तरम्प्रीत्या महोत्सवपुरस्सरम्
vṛṣāduttārayāmāsurmaheśamparvatottamāḥ|| ninyurgṛhāntaramprītyā mahotsavapurassaram
The best of the mountains brought Maheśa down from the bull and led him with affection into the interior of the house, preceded by great festivity.
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SiP 2 110.38
हिमालयोऽपि सम्प्राप्तं सदेवगणमीश्वरम् ।। प्रणम्य विधिवद्भक्त्या नीराजनमथाकरोत्
himālayo'pi samprāptaṃ sadevagaṇamīśvaram || praṇamya vidhivadbhaktyā nīrājanamathākarot
Himālaya too, bowing duly and with devotion to the Lord who had arrived together with the host of gods, then performed the waving of lights.
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SiP 2 110.39
सर्वान्सुरान्मुनीनन्यान्प्रणम्य समहोत्सवः ।। सम्मानमकरोत्तेषां प्रशंसन्स्वविधिम्मुदा
sarvānsurānmunīnanyānpraṇamya samahotsavaḥ || sammānamakarotteṣāṃ praśaṃsansvavidhimmudā
Bowing to all the gods and the sages and the others, filled with festive joy, he did them honour, praising his own observance gladly.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 110.41
प्राङ्गणे स्थापयामास रत्नसिंहासनेषु तान् ।। सर्वान्विष्णु च मामीशं विशिष्टांश्च विशेषतः
prāṅgaṇe sthāpayāmāsa ratnasiṃhāsaneṣu tān || sarvānviṣṇu ca māmīśaṃ viśiṣṭāṃśca viśeṣataḥ
In the courtyard he seated them on jewelled thrones — all of them, and Viṣṇu, and me, and the Lord, and the distinguished ones especially.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 110.42
सखीभिर्मेनया प्रीत्या ब्राह्मणस्त्रीभिरेव च ।। अन्याभिश्च पुरन्धीभिश्चक्रे नीराजनम्मुदा
sakhībhirmenayā prītyā brāhmaṇastrībhireva ca || anyābhiśca purandhībhiścakre nīrājanammudā
By her friends, by Menā with affection, and by the brahmin women, and by other matrons, the waving of lights was gladly performed.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 110.43
पुरोधसा कृत्यविदा शंकराय महात्मने ।। मधुपर्कादिकं यद्यत्कृत्यं तत्तत्कृतं मुदा
purodhasā kṛtyavidā śaṃkarāya mahātmane || madhuparkādikaṃ yadyatkṛtyaṃ tattatkṛtaṃ mudā
By the family priest who knew the rites, for the great-souled Śaṃkara, whatever was to be done, the madhuparka and the rest, all that was gladly done.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 110.44
मया स नोदितस्तत्र पुरोधाः कृतवाँस्तदा ।। सुमंगलं च यत्कर्म प्रस्तावसदृशम्मुने
mayā sa noditastatra purodhāḥ kṛtavā~stadā || sumaṃgalaṃ ca yatkarma prastāvasadṛśammune
Prompted by me, that priest then performed there, O sage, whatever act was highly auspicious and suited to the occasion.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 110.45
अन्तर्वेद्यां महाप्रीत्या सम्प्रविश्य हिमाद्रिणा ।। यत्र सा पार्वती कन्या सर्वाभरणभूषिता
antarvedyāṃ mahāprītyā sampraviśya himādriṇā || yatra sā pārvatī kanyā sarvābharaṇabhūṣitā
With great delight, having entered along with the Snow Mountain into the inner altar-ground, where that maiden Pārvatī, adorned with all ornaments,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 110.46
वेदिकोपरि तन्वंगी संस्थिता सुविराजिता ।। तत्र नीतो मद्दादेवो विष्णुना च मया सह
vedikopari tanvaṃgī saṃsthitā suvirājitā || tatra nīto maddādevo viṣṇunā ca mayā saha
Upon the altar the slender-limbed one stood, radiantly shining; there the Great God was brought by Viṣṇu together with me.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 110.47
लग्नन्निरीक्षमाणास्ते वाचस्पतिपुरोगमाः ।। कन्यादानोचितन्तत्र बभूवुः परमोत्सवाः
lagnannirīkṣamāṇāste vācaspatipurogamāḥ || kanyādānocitantatra babhūvuḥ paramotsavāḥ
They, headed by Vācaspati, watched for the auspicious conjunction; there arose supreme festivities befitting the giving away of the maiden.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 110.48
तत्रोपविष्टो गर्गश्च यत्रास्ति घटिकालयम् ।। यावच्छेषा घटी तावत्कृतम्प्रणवभाषणम्
tatropaviṣṭo gargaśca yatrāsti ghaṭikālayam || yāvaccheṣā ghaṭī tāvatkṛtampraṇavabhāṣaṇam
And Garga sat down there, where the water-clock chamber was; as long as a ghaṭī remained, for that long the utterance of the praṇava was made.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 110.49
पुण्याहम्प्रवदन्गर्गस्समाध्रेऽञ्जलिम्मुदा।। पार्व्वत्यक्षतपूर्णं च ववृषे च शिवोपरि
puṇyāhampravadangargassamādhre'ñjalimmudā|| pārvvatyakṣatapūrṇaṃ ca vavṛṣe ca śivopari
Garga, proclaiming the auspicious day, joyfully (filled) Pārvatī's cupped hands full of unbroken rice-grains, and it was showered upon Śiva.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
SiP 2 110.51
विलोकयन्ती तं शम्भुं यस्यार्थे परमन्तपः ।। कृतम्पुरा महाप्रीत्या विरराज शिवाति सा
vilokayantī taṃ śambhuṃ yasyārthe paramantapaḥ || kṛtampurā mahāprītyā virarāja śivāti sā
Gazing at that Śambhu, for whose sake the supreme austerity had formerly been performed, she, Śivā, shone exceedingly with great delight.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 110.52
मया मुने तदोक्तस्तु गर्गादिमुनिभिश्च सः ।। समानर्च शिवां शम्भुर्लौकिकाचारसंरतः
mayā mune tadoktastu gargādimunibhiśca saḥ || samānarca śivāṃ śambhurlaukikācārasaṃrataḥ
O sage, when he was then told by me and by the sages headed by Garga, Śambhu, complying with worldly custom, worshipped Śivā (in return).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 110.53
एवं परस्परं तौ वै पार्व्वतीपरमेश्वरौ।। अर्चयन्तौ तदानीञ्च शुशुभाते जगन्मयौ
evaṃ parasparaṃ tau vai pārvvatīparameśvarau|| arcayantau tadānīñca śuśubhāte jaganmayau
Thus those two, Pārvatī and Parameśvara, worshipping each other, shone forth at that time, the two who are the universe.
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SiP 2 110.54
त्रैलोक्यलक्ष्म्या संवीतौ निरीक्षन्तौ परस्परम् ।। तदा नीराजितौ लक्ष्म्यादिभिस्स्त्रीभिर्विशेषतः
trailokyalakṣmyā saṃvītau nirīkṣantau parasparam || tadā nīrājitau lakṣmyādibhisstrībhirviśeṣataḥ
Wrapped in the splendour of the three worlds, gazing at one another, they were then honoured with the waving of lamps, especially by Lakṣmī and the other women.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 110.55
तथा परा वै द्विजयोषितश्च नीराजयामासुरथो पुरस्त्रियः ।। शिवाञ्च शम्भुञ्च विलोकयन्त्योऽवापुर्म्मुदन्तास्सकला महोत्सवम्
tathā parā vai dvijayoṣitaśca nīrājayāmāsuratho purastriyaḥ || śivāñca śambhuñca vilokayantyo'vāpurmmudantāssakalā mahotsavam
So too the other wives of the twice-born, and then the women of the city, waved the lamps; gazing at Śivā and at Śambhu, all of them, delighted, obtained a great festival.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition