Shiva Purana — Rudra Samhita — Chapter 188
SiP 2 188.1
सनत्कुमार उवाच।। शृणु व्यास यथा प्राप्ता मृत्युप्रशमनी परा ।। विद्या काव्येन मुनिना शिवान्मृत्युञ्जयाभिधात् सहस्रं पञ्चशरदामित्थं शुक्रो महेश्वरम्।। नानाप्रकारविधिना महेशं स समर्चयत्
sanatkumāra uvāca|| śṛṇu vyāsa yathā prāptā mṛtyupraśamanī parā || vidyā kāvyena muninā śivānmṛtyuñjayābhidhāt sahasraṃ pañcaśaradāmitthaṃ śukro maheśvaram|| nānāprakāravidhinā maheśaṃ sa samarcayat
Sanatkumāra said: Hear, Vyāsa, how the supreme knowledge that quells death was obtained by the sage Kāvya (Śukra) from Śiva, called Mṛtyuñjaya. Thus for five thousand years Śukra worshipped Maheśvara — with rites of many kinds he worshipped the Great Lord.
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SiP 2 188.2
पुरासौ भृगुदायादो गत्वा वाराणसीं पुरीम्।। बहुकालं तपस्तेपे ध्यायन्विश्वेश्वरं प्रभुम् कांचनारैः कुरबकैर्दूर्वांकुरकुरुंटकैः।। प्रत्येकमेभिः कुसुमैः पल्लवैरपरैरपि मनोभिलषितं सर्वं वरं वरय भार्गव ।। प्रीत्या दास्येऽखिलान्कामान्नादेयं विद्यते तव विश्वंभरात्मक बिभर्षि विभोत्र विश्वं को विश्वनाथ भवतोऽन्यतमस्तमोरिः ।। स त्वं विनाशय तमो तम चाहिभूषस्तव्यात्परः परपरं प्रणतस्ततस्त्वाम् यच्छाम्यहं वरं तेऽद्य दुष्प्राप्यं पार्षदैरपि ।। हरेर्हिरण्यगर्भाच्च प्रायशोहं जुगोप यम् । शुक्रेशमर्चयिष्यंति शृणु तेषां तु यत्फलम् ।। अबंध्यशुक्रास्ते मर्त्याः पुत्रवंतोऽतिरेतसः
purāsau bhṛgudāyādo gatvā vārāṇasīṃ purīm|| bahukālaṃ tapastepe dhyāyanviśveśvaraṃ prabhum kāṃcanāraiḥ kurabakairdūrvāṃkurakuruṃṭakaiḥ|| pratyekamebhiḥ kusumaiḥ pallavairaparairapi manobhilaṣitaṃ sarvaṃ varaṃ varaya bhārgava || prītyā dāsye'khilānkāmānnādeyaṃ vidyate tava viśvaṃbharātmaka bibharṣi vibhotra viśvaṃ ko viśvanātha bhavato'nyatamastamoriḥ || sa tvaṃ vināśaya tamo tama cāhibhūṣastavyātparaḥ paraparaṃ praṇatastatastvām yacchāmyahaṃ varaṃ te'dya duṣprāpyaṃ pārṣadairapi || harerhiraṇyagarbhācca prāyaśohaṃ jugopa yam | śukreśamarcayiṣyaṃti śṛṇu teṣāṃ tu yatphalam || abaṃdhyaśukrāste martyāḥ putravaṃto'tiretasaḥ
Formerly that descendant of Bhṛgu, having gone to the city of Vārāṇasī, practised austerity for a long time, meditating on the Lord, the ruler of all. With kāñcanāras, kurabakas, dūrvā shoots and kuruṇṭakas, with each of these blossoms and with other sprouts as well — "Choose, Bhārgava, every boon desired by your mind; with pleasure I shall give you all your wishes; there is nothing that may not be given to you." — "O you whose very self bears the universe, O mighty one, you bear the universe here; O Lord of all, who other than you is a foe of darkness? Do you destroy the darkness, O darkness(?), O you adorned with serpents, higher than what is to be praised, highest of the high — therefore I bow to you." — "I grant you today a boon hard to obtain even for (my) attendants, which I have for the most part withheld from Hari and from Hiraṇyagarbha. Hear what the fruit is for those who shall worship Śukreśa: those mortals shall have unfailing seed, be possessed of sons and abundant in virility."
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SiP 2 188.3
स्थापयामास तत्रैव लिंगं शंभोः परात्मनः ।। कूपं चकार सद्रम्यं वेदव्यास तदग्रतः
sthāpayāmāsa tatraiva liṃgaṃ śaṃbhoḥ parātmanaḥ || kūpaṃ cakāra sadramyaṃ vedavyāsa tadagrataḥ
There itself he installed a liṅga of Śambhu, the supreme Self, and, Vedavyāsa, he made a very lovely well in front of it.
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SiP 2 188.4
पंचामृतैर्द्रोणमितैर्लक्षकृत्वः प्रयत्नतः ।। स्नापयामास देवेशं सुगंधस्नपनैर्बहु मृतसंजीवनी नाम विद्या या मम निर्मला ।। तपोबलेन महता मयैव परिनिर्मिता
paṃcāmṛtairdroṇamitairlakṣakṛtvaḥ prayatnataḥ || snāpayāmāsa deveśaṃ sugaṃdhasnapanairbahu mṛtasaṃjīvanī nāma vidyā yā mama nirmalā || tapobalena mahatā mayaiva parinirmitā
With the five nectars measured by the droṇa he bathed the Lord of gods a hundred thousand times with effort, and much with fragrant bathing-liquids. — "The pure knowledge which is mine, named Mṛtasañjīvanī (reviver of the dead), was fashioned by me myself by the power of great austerity."
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SiP 2 188.5
सहस्रकृत्वो देवेशं चन्दनैर्यक्षकर्दमैः।। समालिलिंप सुप्रीत्या सुगन्धोद्वर्त्तनान्यनु
sahasrakṛtvo deveśaṃ candanairyakṣakardamaiḥ|| samāliliṃpa suprītyā sugandhodvarttanānyanu
A thousand times he anointed the Lord of gods with sandal paste and with yakṣakardama, and thereafter with fragrant unguents, with great delight.
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SiP 2 188.6
राजचंपकधत्तूरैः करवीरकुशेशयैः ।। मालतीकर्णिकारैश्च कदंबैर्बकुलोत्पलैः
rājacaṃpakadhattūraiḥ karavīrakuśeśayaiḥ || mālatīkarṇikāraiśca kadaṃbairbakulotpalaiḥ
With royal campaka and dhattūra flowers, with karavīra and lotuses, with mālatī and karṇikāra, with kadamba, bakula and blue lotuses,
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SiP 2 188.7
मल्लिकाशतपत्रीभिस्सिंधुवारैस्सकिंशुकः ।। बन्धूकपुष्पैः पुन्नागैर्नागकेशरकेशरैः
mallikāśatapatrībhissiṃdhuvāraissakiṃśukaḥ || bandhūkapuṣpaiḥ punnāgairnāgakeśarakeśaraiḥ
with mallikā and hundred-petalled (roses), with sindhuvāra together with kiṃśuka, with bandhūka flowers, with punnāga, with nāgakeśara and (saffron) filaments,
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SiP 2 188.8
नवमल्लीचिबिलिकैः कुंदैस्समुचुकुन्दकैः ।। मन्दारैर्बिल्वपत्रैश्च द्रोणैर्मरुबकैर्वृकैः ।। ग्रन्थिपर्णैर्दमनकैः सुरम्यैश्चूतपल्लवैः
navamallīcibilikaiḥ kuṃdaissamucukundakaiḥ || mandārairbilvapatraiśca droṇairmarubakairvṛkaiḥ || granthiparṇairdamanakaiḥ suramyaiścūtapallavaiḥ
with new jasmine and cibilika, with kunda together with mucukunda, with mandāra and bilva leaves, with droṇa, marubaka and vṛka(?), with granthiparṇa, with damanaka, and with most lovely mango sprouts,
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SiP 2 188.9
तुलसीदेवगंधारीबृहत्पत्रीकुशांकुरैः ।। नद्यावर्तैरगस्त्यैश्च सशालैर्देवदारुभिः
tulasīdevagaṃdhārībṛhatpatrīkuśāṃkuraiḥ || nadyāvartairagastyaiśca saśālairdevadārubhiḥ
with tulasī, devagāndhārī, bṛhatpatrī and kuśa shoots, with nadyāvarta and agastya (flowers), with śāla and devadāru,
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SiP 2 188.11
०।। पत्रैः सहस्रपत्रैश्च रम्यैर्नानाविधैश्शुभैः ।। सावधानेन सुप्रीत्या स समानर्च शंकरम्
0|| patraiḥ sahasrapatraiśca ramyairnānāvidhaiśśubhaiḥ || sāvadhānena suprītyā sa samānarca śaṃkaram
with leaves and with lotuses, with lovely, auspicious (offerings) of many kinds — attentively and with great delight he worshipped Śaṃkara.
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SiP 2 188.12
गीतनृत्योपहारैश्च संस्तुतः स्तुतिभिर्बहु ।। नाम्नां सहस्रैरन्यैश्च स्तोत्रैस्तुष्टाव शंकरम्
gītanṛtyopahāraiśca saṃstutaḥ stutibhirbahu || nāmnāṃ sahasrairanyaiśca stotraistuṣṭāva śaṃkaram
And being much praised with offerings of song and dance and with hymns, he extolled Śaṃkara with the thousand names and with other eulogies as well.
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SiP 2 188.14
३।। यदा देवं नानुलोके मनागपि वरोन्मुखम् ।। तदान्यं नियमं घोरं जग्राहातीव दुस्सहम्
3|| yadā devaṃ nānuloke manāgapi varonmukham || tadānyaṃ niyamaṃ ghoraṃ jagrāhātīva dussaham
When the god did not show himself even slightly inclined toward granting a boon, then he undertook another terrible observance, exceedingly hard to bear.
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SiP 2 188.15
प्रक्षाल्य चेतसोऽत्यंतं चांचल्याख्यं महामलम् ।। भावनावार्भिरसकृदिंद्रियैस्सहितस्य च
prakṣālya cetaso'tyaṃtaṃ cāṃcalyākhyaṃ mahāmalam || bhāvanāvārbhirasakṛdiṃdriyaissahitasya ca
Having thoroughly washed away the great stain called fickleness from his mind, and from his senses along with it, repeatedly with the waters of contemplation,
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SiP 2 188.16
निर्मलीकृत्य तच्चेतो रत्नं दत्त्वा पिनाकिने ।। प्रययौ कणधूमौघं सहस्रं शरदां कविः
nirmalīkṛtya tacceto ratnaṃ dattvā pinākine || prayayau kaṇadhūmaughaṃ sahasraṃ śaradāṃ kaviḥ
having made that jewel of a mind spotless and given it to the bearer of the Pināka, the sage (Śukra) went on for a thousand years to the mass of smoke of grain-husks(?).
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SiP 2 188.17
काव्यमित्थं तपो घोरं कुर्वन्तं दृढमानसम् ।। प्रससाद स तं वीक्ष्य भार्गवाय महेश्वरः
kāvyamitthaṃ tapo ghoraṃ kurvantaṃ dṛḍhamānasam || prasasāda sa taṃ vīkṣya bhārgavāya maheśvaraḥ
Seeing Kāvya, firm of mind, performing terrible austerity in this way, Maheśvara became gracious toward the descendant of Bhṛgu.
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SiP 2 188.18
तस्माल्लिंगाद्विनिर्गत्य सहस्रार्काधिकद्युतिः ।। उवाच तं विरूपाक्षस्साक्षाद्दाक्षायणीपतिः
tasmālliṃgādvinirgatya sahasrārkādhikadyutiḥ || uvāca taṃ virūpākṣassākṣāddākṣāyaṇīpatiḥ
Coming forth from that liṅga, with a radiance exceeding a thousand suns, the odd-eyed one, the husband of Dākṣāyaṇī himself, spoke to him.
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SiP 2 188.19
महेश्वर उवाच ।। तपोनिधे महाभाग भृगुपुत्र महामुने ।। तपसानेन ते नित्यं प्रसन्नोऽहं विशेषतः
maheśvara uvāca || taponidhe mahābhāga bhṛguputra mahāmune || tapasānena te nityaṃ prasanno'haṃ viśeṣataḥ
Maheśvara said: O treasury of austerity, greatly fortunate one, son of Bhṛgu, great sage, by this austerity of yours I am ever, and especially now, well pleased.
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SiP 2 188.21
सनत्कुमार उवाच ।। निशम्येति वचश्शंभोर्महासुखकरं वरम् ।। स बभूव कविस्तुष्टो निमग्नस्सुखवारिधौ
sanatkumāra uvāca || niśamyeti vacaśśaṃbhormahāsukhakaraṃ varam || sa babhūva kavistuṣṭo nimagnassukhavāridhau
Sanatkumāra said: Having heard thus the boon-granting word of Śambhu, which brought great joy, that sage (Kavi/Śukra) became satisfied, plunged into an ocean of bliss.
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SiP 2 188.22
उद्यदानंदसंदोह रोमांचाचितविग्रहः ।। प्रणनाम मुदा शंभुमंभो जनयनो द्विजः
udyadānaṃdasaṃdoha romāṃcācitavigrahaḥ || praṇanāma mudā śaṃbhumaṃbho janayano dvijaḥ
With a mass of joy welling up, his body covered with bristling hair, the twice-born one bowed with delight to Śambhu, shedding tears of water (from his eyes).
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SiP 2 188.23
तुष्टावाष्टतनुं तुष्टः प्रफुल्लनयनाचलः।। मौलावंजलिमाधाय वदञ्जयजयेति च
tuṣṭāvāṣṭatanuṃ tuṣṭaḥ praphullanayanācalaḥ|| maulāvaṃjalimādhāya vadañjayajayeti ca
Satisfied, with his eyes wide open and unmoving, placing his folded hands on his head and saying "Victory, victory!", he praised the Eight-bodied One.
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SiP 2 188.24
भार्गव उवाच ।। त्वं भाभिराभिरभिभूय तमस्समस्तमस्तं नयस्यभिमतानि निशाचराणाम्।। देदीप्यसे दिवमणे गगने हिताय लोकत्रयस्य जगदीश्वर तन्नमस्ते
bhārgava uvāca || tvaṃ bhābhirābhirabhibhūya tamassamastamastaṃ nayasyabhimatāni niśācarāṇām|| dedīpyase divamaṇe gagane hitāya lokatrayasya jagadīśvara tannamaste
Bhārgava said: With these rays of yours, overwhelming all darkness, you bring to an end the desires of the night-roamers; you blaze in the sky, O jewel of heaven, for the welfare of the three worlds — therefore, Lord of the universe, homage to you.
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SiP 2 188.25
लोकेऽतिवेलमतिवेलमहामहोभिर्निर्भासि कौ च गगनेऽखिललोकनेत्रः ।। विद्राविताखिलतमास्सुतमो हिमांशो पीयूष पूरपरिपूरितः तन्नमस्ते
loke'tivelamativelamahāmahobhirnirbhāsi kau ca gagane'khilalokanetraḥ || vidrāvitākhilatamāssutamo himāṃśo pīyūṣa pūraparipūritaḥ tannamaste
With your very abundant, exceedingly great splendours you shine forth in the world, on the earth and in the sky, being the eye of all people; you who have driven off all darkness, O fine-rayed cool-beamed one, filled with a flood of nectar — therefore homage to you.
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SiP 2 188.26
त्वं पावने पथि सदागतिरप्युपास्यः कस्त्वां विना भुवनजीवन जीवतीह ।। स्तब्धप्रभंजनविवर्द्धि तसर्वजंतोः संतोषिता हि कुलसर्वगः वै नमस्ते
tvaṃ pāvane pathi sadāgatirapyupāsyaḥ kastvāṃ vinā bhuvanajīvana jīvatīha || stabdhaprabhaṃjanavivarddhi tasarvajaṃtoḥ saṃtoṣitā hi kulasarvagaḥ vai namaste
You, ever-moving on the purifying path, are yet to be worshipped; who lives here without you, O life of the world? ... the wind that is stilled increases... indeed the satisfier of all creatures, going everywhere — homage to you.
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SiP 2 188.27
विश्वेकपावक न तावकपावकैकशक्तेर्ऋते मृतवतामृतदिव्यकार्यम् ।। प्राणिष्यदो जगदहो जगदंतरात्मंस्त्वं पावकः प्रतिपदं शमदो नमस्ते
viśvekapāvaka na tāvakapāvakaikaśakterṛte mṛtavatāmṛtadivyakāryam || prāṇiṣyado jagadaho jagadaṃtarātmaṃstvaṃ pāvakaḥ pratipadaṃ śamado namaste
O sole purifier of the universe, without your unique power as fire there would be no divine rite of nectar for those who are as dead; you would give life to the world — ah, O inner self of the world! You are the purifier, granting peace at every step — homage to you.
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SiP 2 188.28
पानीयरूप परमेश जगत्पवित्र चित्रविचित्रसुचरित्रकरोऽसि नूनम्।। विश्वं पवित्रममलं किल विश्वनाथ पानीयगाहनत एतदतो नतोऽस्मि
pānīyarūpa parameśa jagatpavitra citravicitrasucaritrakaro'si nūnam|| viśvaṃ pavitramamalaṃ kila viśvanātha pānīyagāhanata etadato nato'smi
O you whose form is water, supreme lord, purifier of the world, you are surely the doer of manifold and wondrous fair deeds; the universe is indeed made pure and spotless, O Lord of all, by plunging into water — for this reason I bow (to you).
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SiP 2 188.29
आकाशरूपबहिरंतरुतावकाशदानाद्विकस्वरमिहेश्वर विश्वमेतत् ।। त्वत्तस्सदा सदय संश्वसिति स्वभावात्संकोचमेति भक्तोऽस्मि नतस्ततस्त्वाम्
ākāśarūpabahiraṃtarutāvakāśadānādvikasvaramiheśvara viśvametat || tvattassadā sadaya saṃśvasiti svabhāvātsaṃkocameti bhakto'smi natastatastvām
O you whose form is space: by your giving of room outside and within, this universe here expands, O Lord; from you it always breathes, O compassionate one, and by its own nature it contracts — I am your devotee, therefore I bow to you.
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SiP 2 188.31
आत्मस्वरूप तव रूपपरंपराभिराभिस्ततं हर चराचररूपमेतत्।। सर्वांतरात्मनिलयप्रतिरूपरूप नित्यं नतोऽस्मि परमात्मजनोऽष्टमूर्ते
ātmasvarūpa tava rūpaparaṃparābhirābhistataṃ hara carācararūpametat|| sarvāṃtarātmanilayapratirūparūpa nityaṃ nato'smi paramātmajano'ṣṭamūrte
O you whose form is the self, by these successive forms of yours this world of moving and unmoving things is pervaded, O Hara; O you whose form is the counterpart-form dwelling as the inner self of all, I bow forever, O Eight-formed one, (I) a person (born) of the supreme Self.
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SiP 2 188.32
इत्यष्टमूर्तिभिरिमाभिरबंधबंधो युक्तौ करोषि खलु विश्वजनीनमूर्त्ते।। एतत्ततं सुविततं प्रणतप्रणीत सर्वार्थसार्थपरमार्थ ततो नतोऽस्मि
ityaṣṭamūrtibhirimābhirabaṃdhabaṃdho yuktau karoṣi khalu viśvajanīnamūrtte|| etattataṃ suvitataṃ praṇatapraṇīta sarvārthasārthaparamārtha tato nato'smi
Thus by these eight forms, O bond of the unbound, you indeed effect the joining (of things), O you whose form is for the good of all the world; this is pervaded, well extended, O you who are led by those who bow — O supreme goal of the whole host of aims, therefore I bow.
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SiP 2 188.33
सनत्कुमार उवाच ।। अष्टमूर्त्यष्टकेनेत्थं परिष्टुत्येति भार्गवः ।। भर्गं भूमिमिलन्मौलिः प्रणनाम पुनःपुनः
sanatkumāra uvāca || aṣṭamūrtyaṣṭakenetthaṃ pariṣṭutyeti bhārgavaḥ || bhargaṃ bhūmimilanmauliḥ praṇanāma punaḥpunaḥ
Sanatkumāra said: Having thus praised (him) with these eight (verses) to the Eight-formed one, Bhārgava, his head touching the ground, bowed again and again to Bharga.
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SiP 2 188.34
इति स्तुतो महादेवो भार्गवेणातितेजसा ।। उत्थाय भूमेर्बाहुभ्यां धृत्वा तं प्रणतं द्विजम्
iti stuto mahādevo bhārgaveṇātitejasā || utthāya bhūmerbāhubhyāṃ dhṛtvā taṃ praṇataṃ dvijam
Thus praised by the exceedingly brilliant Bhārgava, the Great God, raising that bowed brahmin from the ground with his two arms and holding him,
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SiP 2 188.35
उवाच श्लक्ष्णया वाचा मेघनादगभीरया ।। सुप्रीत्या दशनज्योत्स्ना प्रद्योतितदिंगतरः
uvāca ślakṣṇayā vācā meghanādagabhīrayā || suprītyā daśanajyotsnā pradyotitadiṃgataraḥ
spoke with a smooth voice, deep as the thunder of clouds, with great affection, the regions round about lit up by the moonlight of his teeth.
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SiP 2 188.36
महादेव उवाच ।। विप्रवर्य कवे तात मम भक्तोऽसि पावनः ।। अनेनात्युग्रतपसा स्वजन्याचरितेन च
mahādeva uvāca || vipravarya kave tāta mama bhakto'si pāvanaḥ || anenātyugratapasā svajanyācaritena ca
The Great God said: O best of brahmins, O Kavi, dear one, you are my devotee, a purifier — by this extremely fierce austerity and by (its) being practised of your own accord,
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SiP 2 188.37
लिंगस्थापनपुण्येन लिंगस्याराधनेन च ।। दत्तचित्तोपहारेण शुचिना निश्चलेन च
liṃgasthāpanapuṇyena liṃgasyārādhanena ca || dattacittopahāreṇa śucinā niścalena ca
and by the merit of installing the liṅga and by the worship of the liṅga, and by the offering of a mind given (to me), pure and unwavering,
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SiP 2 188.38
अविमुक्तमहाक्षेत्रपवित्राचरणेन च ।। त्वां सुताभ्यां प्रपश्यामि तवादेयं न किंचन
avimuktamahākṣetrapavitrācaraṇena ca || tvāṃ sutābhyāṃ prapaśyāmi tavādeyaṃ na kiṃcana
and by your pure conduct in the great sacred field of Avimukta, I look upon you as with a son's (eyes) — there is nothing that may not be given to you.
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SiP 2 188.39
अनेनैव शरीरेण ममोदरदरीगतः ।। मद्वरेन्द्रियमार्गेण पुत्रजन्मत्वमेष्यसि
anenaiva śarīreṇa mamodaradarīgataḥ || madvarendriyamārgeṇa putrajanmatvameṣyasi
With this very body you shall enter the cavern of my belly, and by the path of my choicest organ you shall attain birth as (my) son.
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SiP 2 188.42
१ ।। त्वां तां तु प्रापयाम्यद्य मंत्ररूपां महाशुचे।। योग्यता तेऽस्ति विद्यायास्तस्याश्शुचि तपोनिधे
1 || tvāṃ tāṃ tu prāpayāmyadya maṃtrarūpāṃ mahāśuce|| yogyatā te'sti vidyāyāstasyāśśuci taponidhe
And I now cause you to attain her, that (knowledge) in the form of a mantra, O greatly pure one; you have the fitness for that knowledge, O pure treasury of austerity.
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SiP 2 188.43
यंयमुद्दिश्य नियतमेतामावर्तयिष्यसि ।। विद्यां विद्येश्वरश्रेष्ठं सत्यं प्राणि ष्यति धुवम्
yaṃyamuddiśya niyatametāmāvartayiṣyasi || vidyāṃ vidyeśvaraśreṣṭhaṃ satyaṃ prāṇi ṣyati dhuvam
Whomever you designate, when you regularly recite this knowledge, O best of the lords of knowledge, he will truly and certainly live.
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SiP 2 188.44
अत्यर्कमत्यग्निं च ते तेजो व्योम्नि च तारकम् ।। देदीप्यमानं भविता ग्रहाणां प्रवरो भव
atyarkamatyagniṃ ca te tejo vyomni ca tārakam || dedīpyamānaṃ bhavitā grahāṇāṃ pravaro bhava
Your radiance shall exceed the sun and exceed fire, and (you shall be) a star in the sky, blazing forth; be the foremost among the planets.
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SiP 2 188.46
तवोदये भविष्यंति विवाहादीनि सुव्रत ।। सर्वाणि धर्मकार्याणि फलवंति नृणामिह
tavodaye bhaviṣyaṃti vivāhādīni suvrata || sarvāṇi dharmakāryāṇi phalavaṃti nṛṇāmiha
At your rising, O you of good vows, marriages and the rest shall come about; all the rites of dharma shall bear fruit for men here.
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SiP 2 188.47
सर्वाश्च तिथयो नन्दास्तव संयोगतश्शुभाः ।। तव भक्ता भविष्यंति बहुशुक्रा बहु प्रजाः
sarvāśca tithayo nandāstava saṃyogataśśubhāḥ || tava bhaktā bhaviṣyaṃti bahuśukrā bahu prajāḥ
And all the lunar days shall be joyous and auspicious through conjunction with you; your devotees shall become rich in semen (virility) and rich in offspring.
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SiP 2 188.48
त्वयेदं स्थापितं लिंगं शुक्रेशमिति संज्ञितम् ।। येऽर्चयिष्यंति भनुजास्तेषां सिद्धिर्भविष्यति
tvayedaṃ sthāpitaṃ liṃgaṃ śukreśamiti saṃjñitam || ye'rcayiṣyaṃti bhanujāsteṣāṃ siddhirbhaviṣyati
This liṅga set up here by you is named Śukreśa; those born of light (the planets?) who worship it shall attain success.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
SiP 2 188.49
अपि च त्वां करिष्यंति यात्रां नार्यो नरोऽपि वा ।। तेषां त्वद्दृष्टिपातेन सर्वकार्यं प्रणश्यति आवर्षं प्रतिघस्रां ये नक्तव्रतपरायणाः ।। त्वद्दिने शुक्रकूपे ये कृतसर्वोदकक्रियाः
api ca tvāṃ kariṣyaṃti yātrāṃ nāryo naro'pi vā || teṣāṃ tvaddṛṣṭipātena sarvakāryaṃ praṇaśyati āvarṣaṃ pratighasrāṃ ye naktavrataparāyaṇāḥ || tvaddine śukrakūpe ye kṛtasarvodakakriyāḥ
And moreover, women or a man too who will make the pilgrimage to you — for them, by the falling of your glance, every undertaking perishes(?). Those who for a year, day after day, are intent upon the nakta vow, who on your day perform all the water-rites at the Śukra-well —
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SiP 2 188.51
पुंस्त्वसौभाग्यसंपन्ना भविष्यंति न संशयः ।। उपेतविद्यास्ते सर्वे जनास्स्युः सुखभागिनः
puṃstvasaubhāgyasaṃpannā bhaviṣyaṃti na saṃśayaḥ || upetavidyāste sarve janāssyuḥ sukhabhāginaḥ
They shall be endowed with virility and good fortune — there is no doubt; all those people shall possess learning and be partakers of happiness.
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SiP 2 188.52
इति दत्त्वा वरान्देवस्तत्र लिंगे लयं ययौ ।। भार्गवोऽपि निजं धाम प्राप संतुष्टमानसः
iti dattvā varāndevastatra liṃge layaṃ yayau || bhārgavo'pi nijaṃ dhāma prāpa saṃtuṣṭamānasaḥ
Having thus granted the boons, the god merged into the liṅga there; and Bhārgava too, his mind contented, reached his own abode.
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SiP 2 188.53
इति ते कथितं व्यास यथा प्राप्ता तपोबलात् ।। मृत्युंजयाभिधा विद्या किमन्यच्छ्रोतुमिच्छसि
iti te kathitaṃ vyāsa yathā prāptā tapobalāt || mṛtyuṃjayābhidhā vidyā kimanyacchrotumicchasi
Thus it has been told to you, Vyāsa, how the knowledge called Mṛtyuñjaya was obtained by the power of austerity. What else do you wish to hear?
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