Shiva Purana — Rudra Samhita — Chapter 113
SiP 2 113.1
।। ब्रह्मोवाच।। ततश्चाहं मुनिगणैश्शेषकृत्यं शिवाज्ञया ।। अकार्षं नारद प्रीत्या शिवाशिवविवाहतः
|| brahmovāca|| tataścāhaṃ munigaṇaiśśeṣakṛtyaṃ śivājñayā || akārṣaṃ nārada prītyā śivāśivavivāhataḥ
Brahmā said: Then, O Nārada, together with the hosts of sages I performed with gladness the remaining rites, by Śiva's command, at the wedding of Śivā and Śiva.
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SiP 2 113.2
तयोश्शिरोऽभिषेकश्च बभूवादरतस्ततः।। ध्रुवस्यदर्शनं विप्राः कारयामासुरादरात तदानीममरास्सर्वे परे जीवाश्चराचराः।। मुमुदुश्चेतसातीव जयध्वनिः ईषद्धास्यप्रसन्नास्यं सकटाक्षं सुसुन्दरम् ।। सुसूक्ष्मवासो बिभ्राणं नानारत्न विभूषितम् जाह्नव्युवाच ।। स्वर्णकांतिकरां धृत्वा केशान्मार्जय योषितः ।। कामिन्यास्स्वामिसौभाग्यसुखं नातः परं भवेत् शतरूपोवाच ।। भोगं दिव्यं विना भुक्त्वा न हि तुष्येत्क्षुधातुरः ।। येन तुष्टिर्भवेच्छंभो तत्कर्तुमुचितं स्त्रियाः
tayośśiro'bhiṣekaśca babhūvādaratastataḥ|| dhruvasyadarśanaṃ viprāḥ kārayāmāsurādarāta tadānīmamarāssarve pare jīvāścarācarāḥ|| mumuduścetasātīva jayadhvaniḥ īṣaddhāsyaprasannāsyaṃ sakaṭākṣaṃ susundaram || susūkṣmavāso bibhrāṇaṃ nānāratna vibhūṣitam jāhnavyuvāca || svarṇakāṃtikarāṃ dhṛtvā keśānmārjaya yoṣitaḥ || kāminyāssvāmisaubhāgyasukhaṃ nātaḥ paraṃ bhavet śatarūpovāca || bhogaṃ divyaṃ vinā bhuktvā na hi tuṣyetkṣudhāturaḥ || yena tuṣṭirbhavecchaṃbho tatkartumucitaṃ striyāḥ
Then the sprinkling of the heads of the two took place with reverence, and the brahmins, O twice-born, respectfully had (them) shown the (pole) star. At that time all the immortals and the other living beings, moving and unmoving, rejoiced exceedingly in their hearts; (there was) the shout of victory. (They gazed on him) with a face made bright by a slight smile, with sidelong glances, most beautiful, wearing a very fine garment, adorned with many jewels. Jāhnavī said: Having taken up (a comb) that gives a golden lustre, comb the hair of the woman; for a loving wife there can be no happiness beyond this, (the happiness of) the good fortune of a husband. Śatarūpā said: Without having eaten, one afflicted with hunger is not satisfied by divine enjoyment; by whatever brings satisfaction, O Śambhu, that is fitting for a woman to do.
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SiP 2 113.3
हृदयालम्भनं कर्म बभूव तदनन्तरम् ।। स्वस्तिपाठश्च विप्रेन्द्र महोत्सवपुरस्सरः
hṛdayālambhanaṃ karma babhūva tadanantaram || svastipāṭhaśca viprendra mahotsavapurassaraḥ
After that came the rite of touching the heart, and the recitation of benedictions, O best of brahmins, preceded by great festivity.
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SiP 2 113.4
शिवाशिरसि सिन्दूरं ददौ शम्भुर्द्विजाज्ञया ।। तदानीं गिरिजाभिख्याद्भुतावर्ण्या बभूव ह
śivāśirasi sindūraṃ dadau śambhurdvijājñayā || tadānīṃ girijābhikhyādbhutāvarṇyā babhūva ha
At the command of the brahmins Śambhu placed vermilion on Śivā's head; at that moment the beauty of the Mountain's daughter became wondrous, beyond description.
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SiP 2 113.5
ततो विप्राज्ञया तौ द्वावेकासनसमास्थितौ ।। लेभाते परमां शोभां भक्तचित्त मुदावहाम्
tato viprājñayā tau dvāvekāsanasamāsthitau || lebhāte paramāṃ śobhāṃ bhaktacitta mudāvahām
Then, by the brahmins' direction, the two, seated together on a single seat, attained supreme splendour, bringing joy to the hearts of devotees.
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SiP 2 113.6
ततः स्वस्थानमागत्य संस्रवप्राशनं मुदा ।। चक्रतुस्तौ निदेशान्मेऽद्भुतलीलाकरौ मुने
tataḥ svasthānamāgatya saṃsravaprāśanaṃ mudā || cakratustau nideśānme'dbhutalīlākarau mune
Then, having come to their own place, the two, doers of wondrous play, gladly performed at my instruction the partaking of the mingled (offering), O sage.
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SiP 2 113.7
इत्थं निवृत्ते विधिवद्याज्ञे वैवाहिके शिवः ।। ब्रह्मणे पूर्णपात्रं मे ददौ लोककृते प्रभुः
itthaṃ nivṛtte vidhivadyājñe vaivāhike śivaḥ || brahmaṇe pūrṇapātraṃ me dadau lokakṛte prabhuḥ
When the wedding sacrifice had thus been duly concluded, the Lord Śiva gave the full vessel to me, Brahmā, for the sake of the world.
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SiP 2 113.8
गोदानं विधिवच्छम्भुराचार्याय ददौ ततः ।। महादानानि च प्रीत्या यानि मङ्गलदानि वै
godānaṃ vidhivacchambhurācāryāya dadau tataḥ || mahādānāni ca prītyā yāni maṅgaladāni vai
Then Śambhu duly gave the gift of a cow to the officiating teacher, and with affection those great gifts which bestow auspiciousness.
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SiP 2 113.9
ततश्शतसुवर्णं च विप्रेभ्यस्स ददौ पृथक्।। बहुभ्यो रत्नकोटीश्च नानाद्रव्याण्यनेकशः
tataśśatasuvarṇaṃ ca viprebhyassa dadau pṛthak|| bahubhyo ratnakoṭīśca nānādravyāṇyanekaśaḥ
Then he gave a hundred (pieces of) gold to the brahmins, to each separately, and to many, crores of jewels and various goods in abundance.
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SiP 2 113.11
मङ्गलध्वनिगानश्च बभूव बहु सर्वतः ।। वाद्यध्वनिरभूद्रम्यो सर्वानन्दप्रवर्द्धनः
maṅgaladhvanigānaśca babhūva bahu sarvataḥ || vādyadhvanirabhūdramyo sarvānandapravarddhanaḥ
Much auspicious sound and singing arose on every side, and there was the pleasing sound of instruments, increasing everyone's joy.
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SiP 2 113.12
हरिर्मयाथ देवाश्च मुनयश्चापरेऽखिलाः ।। गिरिमामन्त्र्य सुप्रीत्या स्वस्थानम्प्रययुर्द्रुतम्
harirmayātha devāśca munayaścāpare'khilāḥ || girimāmantrya suprītyā svasthānamprayayurdrutam
Then Hari together with me, and the gods, and all the other sages, having taken leave of the Mountain with great affection, quickly went to their own abodes.
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SiP 2 113.13
तदानीं शैलनगरे स्त्रियश्च मुदिता वरम् ।। शिवाशिवौ समानीय ययुः कुह वरालयम्
tadānīṃ śailanagare striyaśca muditā varam || śivāśivau samānīya yayuḥ kuha varālayam
At that time in the Mountain's city the women too, delighted, brought Śivā and Śiva together and went — where? — to the excellent chamber.
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SiP 2 113.14
लौकिकाचारमाजह्रुस्ताः स्त्रियस्तत्र चादृताः ।। महोत्साहो बभूवाथ सर्वतः प्रमुदावहः
laukikācāramājahrustāḥ striyastatra cādṛtāḥ || mahotsāho babhūvātha sarvataḥ pramudāvahaḥ
Those women, honoured there, performed the customary worldly rites; and then great enthusiasm arose everywhere, bringing joy.
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SiP 2 113.15
अथ तास्तौ समानीय दम्पती जनशंकरौ।। वासालयम्महादिव्यं भवाचारं व्यधुर्मुदा
atha tāstau samānīya dampatī janaśaṃkarau|| vāsālayammahādivyaṃ bhavācāraṃ vyadhurmudā
Then those women, having brought the couple, Śivā and Śaṅkara, together, gladly performed the customary rites of the wedding in the greatly divine dwelling-chamber.
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SiP 2 113.16
अथो समीपमागत्य शैलेन्द्रनगरस्त्रियः ।। निर्वृत्य मङ्गलं कर्म प्रापयन्दम्पती गृहम्
atho samīpamāgatya śailendranagarastriyaḥ || nirvṛtya maṅgalaṃ karma prāpayandampatī gṛham
Then the women of the city of the lord of mountains, having come near and completed the auspicious rite, brought the couple to the house.
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SiP 2 113.17
कृत्वा जयध्वनिं चक्रुर्ग्रन्थिनिर्मोचनादिकम् ।। सस्मितास्सकटाक्षाश्च पुलकाञ्चितविग्रहाः
kṛtvā jayadhvaniṃ cakrurgranthinirmocanādikam || sasmitāssakaṭākṣāśca pulakāñcitavigrahāḥ
Raising the shout of victory, they performed the untying of the knot and the rest, smiling and casting sidelong glances, their bodies covered with thrills of delight.
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SiP 2 113.18
वासगेहं सम्प्रविश्य मुमुहुः कामिनीवराः ।। प्रसंशन्त्यस्स्वभाग्यानि पश्यन्तः परमेश्वरम्
vāsagehaṃ sampraviśya mumuhuḥ kāminīvarāḥ || prasaṃśantyassvabhāgyāni paśyantaḥ parameśvaram
Having entered the bridal chamber, the finest of the lovely women were bewildered, praising their own good fortune as they gazed upon the Supreme Lord —
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SiP 2 113.19
महासुरूपवेषश्च सर्व लावण्यसंयुतम् ।। नवीनयौवनस्थञ्च कामिनीचित्तमोहनम्
mahāsurūpaveṣaśca sarva lāvaṇyasaṃyutam || navīnayauvanasthañca kāminīcittamohanam
— of most beautiful form and dress, endowed with every loveliness, in the freshness of youth, enchanting the minds of women.
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SiP 2 113.21
तदानीन्दिव्यनार्यश्च षोडशारं समाययुः ।। तौ दम्पती च संद्रष्टुं महादरपुरस्सरम्
tadānīndivyanāryaśca ṣoḍaśāraṃ samāyayuḥ || tau dampatī ca saṃdraṣṭuṃ mahādarapurassaram
Then the divine women, sixteen (of them), came together there with great respect, to behold that (newly wedded) couple.
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SiP 2 113.22
सरस्वती च लक्ष्मीश्च सावित्री जाह्नवी तथा ।। अदितिश्च शची चैव लोपामुद्राप्यरुन्धती
sarasvatī ca lakṣmīśca sāvitrī jāhnavī tathā || aditiśca śacī caiva lopāmudrāpyarundhatī
Sarasvatī and Lakṣmī, Sāvitrī and Jāhnavī (Gaṅgā), Aditi and Śacī too, Lopāmudrā and also Arundhatī,
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SiP 2 113.23
अहल्या तुलसी स्वाहा रोहिणी च वसुन्धरा ।। शतरूपा च संज्ञा च रतिरेतास्सुरस्त्रियः
ahalyā tulasī svāhā rohiṇī ca vasundharā || śatarūpā ca saṃjñā ca ratiretāssurastriyaḥ
Ahalyā, Tulasī, Svāhā, Rohiṇī and Vasundharā, Śatarūpā and Saṃjñā and Rati — these were the wives of the gods.
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SiP 2 113.24
देवकन्या नागकन्या मुनिकन्या मनोहराः ।। तत्र या याः स्थितास्तासां सङ्ख्यां कर्तुं च कः क्षमः
devakanyā nāgakanyā munikanyā manoharāḥ || tatra yā yāḥ sthitāstāsāṃ saṅkhyāṃ kartuṃ ca kaḥ kṣamaḥ
Daughters of gods, daughters of nāgas, charming daughters of sages — of all those women who were present there, who is able to make a count?
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SiP 2 113.25
ताभी रत्नासने दत्ते तत्रोवास शिवो मुदा ।। तमूचुः क्रमतो देव्यस्सुहास मधुरं वचः
tābhī ratnāsane datte tatrovāsa śivo mudā || tamūcuḥ kramato devyassuhāsa madhuraṃ vacaḥ
On a jewelled seat given by them Śiva sat down there with delight; the goddesses, smiling sweetly, addressed him in turn with honeyed words.
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SiP 2 113.26
सरस्वत्युवाच ।। प्राप्ता सती महादेवाधुना प्राणाधिका मुदा ।। दृष्ट्वा प्रियास्यञ्चन्द्राभं सन्तापन्त्यज कामुक
sarasvatyuvāca || prāptā satī mahādevādhunā prāṇādhikā mudā || dṛṣṭvā priyāsyañcandrābhaṃ santāpantyaja kāmuka
Sarasvatī said: O Mahādeva, Satī, dearer than life, has now been obtained with joy; seeing your beloved's moon-like face, O passionate one, give up your anguish.
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SiP 2 113.27
कालं गमय कालेश सतीसंश्लेषपूर्वकम् ।। विश्लेषस्ते न भविता सर्वकालं ममाश्रिता
kālaṃ gamaya kāleśa satīsaṃśleṣapūrvakam || viśleṣaste na bhavitā sarvakālaṃ mamāśritā
Pass the time, O Lord of Time, in embracing Satī; there will be no separation for you — she is dependent on me for all time.
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SiP 2 113.28
लक्ष्मीरुवाच ।। लज्जां विहाय देवेश सतीं कृत्वा स्ववक्षसि ।। तिष्ठ ताम्प्रति का लज्जा प्राणा यान्ति यया विना
lakṣmīruvāca || lajjāṃ vihāya deveśa satīṃ kṛtvā svavakṣasi || tiṣṭha tāmprati kā lajjā prāṇā yānti yayā vinā
Lakṣmī said: O Lord of the gods, put aside shyness, place Satī on your breast and stay so; what shyness (can there be) towards her, without whom (your) life departs?
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SiP 2 113.29
सावित्र्युवाच ।। भोजयित्वा सती शम्भो शीघ्रं त्वं भुंक्ष्व मा खिद ।। तदाचम्य सकर्पूरन्तांबूलं देहि सादरम्
sāvitryuvāca || bhojayitvā satī śambho śīghraṃ tvaṃ bhuṃkṣva mā khida || tadācamya sakarpūrantāṃbūlaṃ dehi sādaram
Sāvitrī said: O Śambhu, having first fed Satī, do you eat quickly, and do not fret; then, having rinsed your mouth, give her betel with camphor, respectfully.
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SiP 2 113.31
अदितिरुवाच ।। भोजनान्ते शिवः शम्भुं मुखं शुद्ध्यर्थमादरात् ।। जलं देहि महाप्रीत्या दम्पतिप्रेम दुर्लभम्
aditiruvāca || bhojanānte śivaḥ śambhuṃ mukhaṃ śuddhyarthamādarāt || jalaṃ dehi mahāprītyā dampatiprema durlabham
Aditi said: O Śambhu, at the end of the meal give Śivā water respectfully, for the cleansing of her mouth, with great affection; the mutual love of husband and wife is hard to come by.
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SiP 2 113.32
शच्युवाच ।। कृत्वा विलापं यद्धेतोः शिवां कृत्वा च वक्षसि ।। यो बभ्रामानिशं मोहात् का लज्जा ते प्रियाम्प्रति
śacyuvāca || kṛtvā vilāpaṃ yaddhetoḥ śivāṃ kṛtvā ca vakṣasi || yo babhrāmāniśaṃ mohāt kā lajjā te priyāmprati
Śacī said: You who, for her sake, lamented, and who, placing Śivā on your breast, wandered ceaselessly out of infatuation — what shyness have you towards your beloved?
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SiP 2 113.33
लोपामुद्रोवाच ।। व्यवहारोऽस्ति च स्त्रीणां भुक्त्वा वासगृहे शिव ।। दत्त्वा शिवायै ताम्बूलं शयनं कर्तुमर्हसि
lopāmudrovāca || vyavahāro'sti ca strīṇāṃ bhuktvā vāsagṛhe śiva || dattvā śivāyai tāmbūlaṃ śayanaṃ kartumarhasi
Lopāmudrā said: There is a custom of women too, O Śiva: having eaten, in the bedchamber, and having given Śivā betel, you should go to bed.
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SiP 2 113.34
अरुन्धत्युवाच ।। मया दत्तां सतीमेनां तुभ्यन्दातुमनीप्सिताम्।। विविधं बोधयित्वेमां सुरतिं कर्तुमर्हसि
arundhatyuvāca || mayā dattāṃ satīmenāṃ tubhyandātumanīpsitām|| vividhaṃ bodhayitvemāṃ suratiṃ kartumarhasi
Arundhatī said: This Satī, given by me to you, is not (yet) desirous; having instructed her in various ways, you should make love (to her).
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SiP 2 113.35
अहल्योवाच ।। वृद्धावस्थाम्परित्यज्य ह्यतीव तरुणो भव।। येन मेनानुमन्येत त्वां सुतार्पितमानसा
ahalyovāca || vṛddhāvasthāmparityajya hyatīva taruṇo bhava|| yena menānumanyeta tvāṃ sutārpitamānasā
Ahalyā said: Give up your aged condition and become exceedingly young, so that she may consent to you, her mind well satisfied.
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SiP 2 113.36
तुलस्युवाच ।। सती त्वया परित्यक्ता कामो दग्धः पुरा कृतः ।। कथन्तदा वसिष्ठश्च प्रभो प्रस्थापितोऽधुना
tulasyuvāca || satī tvayā parityaktā kāmo dagdhaḥ purā kṛtaḥ || kathantadā vasiṣṭhaśca prabho prasthāpito'dhunā
Tulasī said: Satī was abandoned by you, and formerly Kāma was burnt up by (you); how then, O Lord, was Vasiṣṭha sent (to arrange this) now?
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SiP 2 113.37
स्वाहोवाच ।। स्थिरो भव महादेव स्त्रीणां वचसि साम्प्रतम् ।। विवाहे व्यवहारोऽस्ति पुरन्ध्रीणां प्रगल्भता
svāhovāca || sthiro bhava mahādeva strīṇāṃ vacasi sāmpratam || vivāhe vyavahāro'sti purandhrīṇāṃ pragalbhatā
Svāhā said: O Mahādeva, be steady now under the words of these women; at a wedding it is the custom that married women are forward.
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SiP 2 113.38
रोहिण्युवाच ।। कामम्पूरय पार्वत्याः कामशास्त्रविशारद ।। कुरु पारं स्वयं कामी कामिनीकामसागरम्
rohiṇyuvāca || kāmampūraya pārvatyāḥ kāmaśāstraviśārada || kuru pāraṃ svayaṃ kāmī kāminīkāmasāgaram
Rohiṇī said: Fulfil Pārvatī's desire, O you who are expert in the science of love; being yourself a lover, cross to the far shore of the ocean of a woman's desire.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 113.39
।। वसुन्धरोवाच ।। जानासि भावं भावज्ञ कामार्तानां च योषिताम्।। न च स्वं स्वामिनं शम्भो ईश्वरं पाति सन्ततम्
|| vasundharovāca || jānāsi bhāvaṃ bhāvajña kāmārtānāṃ ca yoṣitām|| na ca svaṃ svāminaṃ śambho īśvaraṃ pāti santatam
Vasundharā said: You know their state of mind, O knower of hearts — of women tormented by desire; and (a woman) does not always protect her own husband, her lord, O Śambhu.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
SiP 2 113.41
।। संज्ञोवाच ।। तूर्णं प्रस्थापय प्रीत्या पार्वत्या सह शङ्करम् ।। रत्नप्रदीपन्ताम्बूलं तल्पं निर्माय निर्जने
|| saṃjñovāca || tūrṇaṃ prasthāpaya prītyā pārvatyā saha śaṅkaram || ratnapradīpantāmbūlaṃ talpaṃ nirmāya nirjane
Saṃjñā said: Quickly and lovingly send Śaṅkara off together with Pārvatī, having prepared in a solitary place a couch, a jewelled lamp and betel.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 113.42
।। ब्रह्मोवाच ।। स्त्रीणान्तद्वचनं श्रुत्वा ता उवाच शिवः स्वयम् ।। निर्विकारश्च भगवान्योगीन्द्राणां गुरोर्गुरुः
|| brahmovāca || strīṇāntadvacanaṃ śrutvā tā uvāca śivaḥ svayam || nirvikāraśca bhagavānyogīndrāṇāṃ gurorguruḥ
Brahmā said: Hearing that speech of the women, Śiva himself spoke to them — the Lord, free of agitation, the teacher of the teacher of the foremost yogins.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 113.43
शंकर उवाच ।। देव्यो न ब्रूत वचनमेवंभूतं ममान्तिकम् ।। जगतां मातरः साध्व्यः पुत्रे चपलता कथम्
śaṃkara uvāca || devyo na brūta vacanamevaṃbhūtaṃ mamāntikam || jagatāṃ mātaraḥ sādhvyaḥ putre capalatā katham
Śaṅkara said: Goddesses, do not speak such words in my presence. You are the mothers of the worlds, virtuous women — how can there be such fickleness toward a son?
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 113.44
ब्रह्मोवाच ।। शङ्करस्य वचः श्रुत्वा लज्जितास्सुरयोषितः ।। बभूवुः सम्भ्रमात्तूष्णीं चित्रपुत्तलिका यथा
brahmovāca || śaṅkarasya vacaḥ śrutvā lajjitāssurayoṣitaḥ || babhūvuḥ sambhramāttūṣṇīṃ citraputtalikā yathā
Brahmā said: Hearing Śaṅkara's words, the wives of the gods became ashamed, and in confusion fell silent, like painted dolls.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 113.45
भुक्त्वा मिष्टान्नमाचम्य महेशो हृष्टमानसः ।। सकर्पूरं च तांबूलं बुभुजे भार्य या सह
bhuktvā miṣṭānnamācamya maheśo hṛṣṭamānasaḥ || sakarpūraṃ ca tāṃbūlaṃ bubhuje bhārya yā saha
Having eaten the sweet food and rinsed his mouth, the great Lord, with a delighted mind, enjoyed betel with camphor together with his wife.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition