Shiva Purana — Rudra Samhita — Chapter 67
SiP 2 67.1
ब्रह्मोवाच ।। इत्थं देवैः स्तुता देवी दुर्गा दुर्गार्तिनाशिनी ।। आविर्बभूव देवानां पुरतो जगदंबिका
brahmovāca || itthaṃ devaiḥ stutā devī durgā durgārtināśinī || āvirbabhūva devānāṃ purato jagadaṃbikā
Brahmā said: Thus praised by the gods, the goddess Durgā, destroyer of hard afflictions, the mother of the world, became manifest before the gods.
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SiP 2 67.2
रथे रत्नमये दिव्ये संस्थिता परमाद्भुते ।। किंकिणीजालसंयुक्ते मृदुसंस्तरणे वरे न हि जानन्ति देवेशि वेदश्शास्त्राणि कृत्स्नशः ।। अतीतो महिमा ध्यानं तव वाङ्मनसोश्शिवे ।। ब्रह्मोवाच ।। इति प्रोच्यामरास्सर्वे विष्ण्वाद्याः प्रेमसंकुलाः ।। मौनमास्थाय संतस्थुर्भक्तिनम्रा त्ममूर्तयः हरपत्नी भविष्यामि सुगुप्तं मतमात्मनः ।। अद्भुता शिवलीला हि ज्ञानिनामपि मोहिनी वस्तुतोऽविकृतोऽदीनोऽस्त्यजितः परमेश्वरः ।। परिपूर्णः शिवः स्वामी मायाधीशोऽखिलेश्वरः य इदं शृणुयान्नित्यं श्रावयेद्वा समाहितः ।। पठेद्वा पाठयेद्वापि सर्वान्कामान वाप्नुयात्
rathe ratnamaye divye saṃsthitā paramādbhute || kiṃkiṇījālasaṃyukte mṛdusaṃstaraṇe vare na hi jānanti deveśi vedaśśāstrāṇi kṛtsnaśaḥ || atīto mahimā dhyānaṃ tava vāṅmanasośśive || brahmovāca || iti procyāmarāssarve viṣṇvādyāḥ premasaṃkulāḥ || maunamāsthāya saṃtasthurbhaktinamrā tmamūrtayaḥ harapatnī bhaviṣyāmi suguptaṃ matamātmanaḥ || adbhutā śivalīlā hi jñānināmapi mohinī vastuto'vikṛto'dīno'styajitaḥ parameśvaraḥ || paripūrṇaḥ śivaḥ svāmī māyādhīśo'khileśvaraḥ ya idaṃ śṛṇuyānnityaṃ śrāvayedvā samāhitaḥ || paṭhedvā pāṭhayedvāpi sarvānkāmāna vāpnuyāt
Seated on a divine, supremely wondrous chariot made of jewels, fitted with a network of little bells and with an excellent soft covering: "They do not, O mistress of the gods, know the Vedas and the treatises in their entirety; your greatness and your contemplation are beyond speech and mind, O auspicious one." Brahmā said: Having spoken thus, all the immortals, Viṣṇu and the rest, overwhelmed with love, kept silence and stood, their persons bent low in devotion. "I shall become Hara's wife" — this was her own well-hidden intent; for wondrous is Śiva's play, bewildering even to the wise. In truth the Supreme Lord is unaltered, undiminished, unconquered; Śiva the master is wholly complete, the ruler of māyā, the lord of all. Whoever, composed, listens to this daily or causes it to be heard, or recites it or causes it to be recited, shall obtain all his desires.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
SiP 2 67.3
कोटिसूर्याधिकाभास रम्यावयवभासिनी।। स्वतेजोराशिमध्यस्था वररूपा समच्छवि
koṭisūryādhikābhāsa ramyāvayavabhāsinī|| svatejorāśimadhyasthā vararūpā samacchavi
Her radiance surpassing ten million suns, shining with lovely limbs, standing amid the mass of her own light, of excellent form, of even lustre.
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SiP 2 67.4
अनूपमा महामाया सदाशिवविलासिनी ।। त्रिगुणा निर्गुणा नित्या शिवलोकनिवासिनी
anūpamā mahāmāyā sadāśivavilāsinī || triguṇā nirguṇā nityā śivalokanivāsinī
(She is) incomparable, the great Māyā, the playful consort of Sadāśiva; possessed of the three qualities, yet without qualities, eternal, dwelling in Śiva's world.
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SiP 2 67.5
त्रिदेवजननी चण्डी शिवा सर्वार्तिनाशिनी।। सर्वमाता महानिद्रा सर्वस्वजनतारिणी
tridevajananī caṇḍī śivā sarvārtināśinī|| sarvamātā mahānidrā sarvasvajanatāriṇī
Mother of the three gods, Caṇḍī, Śivā, destroyer of all afflictions; mother of all, the great Sleep, who carries all her own people across.
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SiP 2 67.6
तेजोराशेः प्रभावात्तु सा तु दृष्ट्वा सुरैश्शिवा ।। तुष्टुवुस्तां पुनस्ते वै सुरा दर्शनकांक्षिणः
tejorāśeḥ prabhāvāttu sā tu dṛṣṭvā suraiśśivā || tuṣṭuvustāṃ punaste vai surā darśanakāṃkṣiṇaḥ
But by the power of that mass of light, she—Śivā—being seen by the gods, they praised her again, those gods longing for (her) sight.
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SiP 2 67.7
अथ देवगणास्सर्वे विष्ण्वाद्या दर्शनेप्सवः ।। ददृशुर्जगदम्बां तां तत्कृपां प्राप्य तत्र हि
atha devagaṇāssarve viṣṇvādyā darśanepsavaḥ || dadṛśurjagadambāṃ tāṃ tatkṛpāṃ prāpya tatra hi
Then all the hosts of gods, Viṣṇu and the rest, desiring to see (her), beheld her, the Mother of the world, having obtained her grace there.
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SiP 2 67.8
बभूवानन्दसन्दोहस्सर्वेषां त्रिदिवौकसाम्।। पुनः पुनः प्रणेमुस्तां तुष्टुवुश्च विशेषतः
babhūvānandasandohassarveṣāṃ tridivaukasām|| punaḥ punaḥ praṇemustāṃ tuṣṭuvuśca viśeṣataḥ
There arose an abundance of joy for all the dwellers in heaven; again and again they bowed to her and praised her especially.
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SiP 2 67.9
देवा ऊचुः ।। शिवे शर्वाणि कल्याणि जगदम्ब महेश्वरि ।। त्वां नतास्सर्वथा देवा वयं सर्वार्तिनाशिनीम्
devā ūcuḥ || śive śarvāṇi kalyāṇi jagadamba maheśvari || tvāṃ natāssarvathā devā vayaṃ sarvārtināśinīm
The gods said: O Śivā, Śarvāṇī, Kalyāṇī, Mother of the world, Great Sovereign—we gods have in every way bowed to you, the destroyer of all afflictions.
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SiP 2 67.11
अतद्व्यावृत्तितस्तां वै चकितं चकितं सदा ।। अभिधत्ते श्रुतिरपि परेषां का कथा मता
atadvyāvṛttitastāṃ vai cakitaṃ cakitaṃ sadā || abhidhatte śrutirapi pareṣāṃ kā kathā matā
By way of exclusion of what she is not, even scripture speaks of her always haltingly, hesitantly—what account, then, is thought (possible) for others?
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SiP 2 67.12
जानन्ति बहवो भक्तास्त्वत्कृपां प्राप्य भक्तितः ।। शरणागतभक्तानां न कुत्रापि भयादिकम्
jānanti bahavo bhaktāstvatkṛpāṃ prāpya bhaktitaḥ || śaraṇāgatabhaktānāṃ na kutrāpi bhayādikam
Many devotees know your grace, having obtained it through devotion; for devotees who have come for refuge there is nowhere any fear or the like.
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SiP 2 67.13
विज्ञप्तिं शृणु सुप्रीता यस्या दासास्सदाम्बिके ।। तव देवि महादेवि हीनतो वर्णयामहे
vijñaptiṃ śṛṇu suprītā yasyā dāsāssadāmbike || tava devi mahādevi hīnato varṇayāmahe
Hear our petition, well pleased, O Mother, whose servants (we) always are; O Goddess, O Great Goddess, we describe (it) to you out of (our) lowliness.
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SiP 2 67.14
पुरा दक्षसुता भूत्वा संजाता हरवल्लभा ।। ब्रह्मणश्च परेषां वा नाशयत्वमकंमहत्
purā dakṣasutā bhūtvā saṃjātā haravallabhā || brahmaṇaśca pareṣāṃ vā nāśayatvamakaṃmahat
Formerly, having become Dakṣa's daughter, you came to be the beloved of Hara; and you destroyed the great [pride?] of Brahmā and of others.
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SiP 2 67.15
पितृतोऽनादरं प्राप्यात्यजः पणवशात्तनुम् ।। स्वलोकमगमस्त्वं वालभद्दुःखं हरोऽपि हि
pitṛto'nādaraṃ prāpyātyajaḥ paṇavaśāttanum || svalokamagamastvaṃ vālabhadduḥkhaṃ haro'pi hi
Having met with disrespect from (your) father, you abandoned (your) body by force of a vow; you went to your own world, and Hara too got sorrow.
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SiP 2 67.16
न हि जातम्प्रपूर्णं तद्देवकार्यं महेश्वरि।। व्याकुला मुनयो देवाश्शरणन्त्वां गता वयम्
na hi jātamprapūrṇaṃ taddevakāryaṃ maheśvari|| vyākulā munayo devāśśaraṇantvāṃ gatā vayam
That work of the gods has indeed not been brought to fulfilment, O Great Sovereign; the sages and the gods are distraught, and we have come to you for refuge.
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SiP 2 67.17
पूर्णं कुरु महेशानि निर्जराणां मनोरथम् ।। सनत्कुमारवचनं सफलं स्याद्यथा शिवे
pūrṇaṃ kuru maheśāni nirjarāṇāṃ manoratham || sanatkumāravacanaṃ saphalaṃ syādyathā śive
Fulfil, O Great Mistress, the heart's desire of the immortals, so that the word of Sanatkumāra may bear fruit, O Śivā.
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SiP 2 67.18
अवतीर्य क्षितौ देवि रुद्रपत्नी पुनर्भव।। लीलां कुरु यथायोग्यं प्राप्नुयुर्निर्जरास्सुखम्
avatīrya kṣitau devi rudrapatnī punarbhava|| līlāṃ kuru yathāyogyaṃ prāpnuyurnirjarāssukham
Descending to the earth, O Goddess, become again the wife of Rudra; carry on (your) play as is fitting, so that the immortals may obtain happiness.
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SiP 2 67.19
सुखी स्याद्देवि रुद्रोऽपि कैलासाचलसंस्थितः ।। सर्वे भवन्तु सुखिनो दुःखं नश्यतु कृत्स्नशः
sukhī syāddevi rudro'pi kailāsācalasaṃsthitaḥ || sarve bhavantu sukhino duḥkhaṃ naśyatu kṛtsnaśaḥ
May Rudra too be happy, O Goddess, dwelling on the mountain Kailāsa; let all become happy, and let sorrow perish entirely.
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SiP 2 67.21
शिवापि सुप्रसन्नाभूदाकर्ण्यामरसंस्तुतिम् ।। आकलय्याथ तद्धेतुं संस्मृत्य स्वप्रभुं शिवम्
śivāpi suprasannābhūdākarṇyāmarasaṃstutim || ākalayyātha taddhetuṃ saṃsmṛtya svaprabhuṃ śivam
Śivā too became well pleased on hearing the praise of the immortals, and then, considering the reason for it, remembering her own lord Śiva,
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SiP 2 67.22
उवाचोमा तदा देवी सम्बोध्य विबुधांश्च तान् ।। विहस्य मापतिमुखान्सदया भक्तवत्सला
uvācomā tadā devī sambodhya vibudhāṃśca tān || vihasya māpatimukhānsadayā bhaktavatsalā
then Umā, the Goddess, spoke, addressing those gods, smiling—compassionate, fond of her devotees—(addressing) Viṣṇu and the rest.
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SiP 2 67.23
उमोवाच ।। हे हरे हे विधे देवा मुनयश्च गतव्यथाः ।। सर्वे शृणुत मद्वाक्यं प्रसन्नाहं न संशयः
umovāca || he hare he vidhe devā munayaśca gatavyathāḥ || sarve śṛṇuta madvākyaṃ prasannāhaṃ na saṃśayaḥ
Umā said: O Hari, O Brahmā, gods and sages, let your distress be gone; all of you hear my word: I am pleased, there is no doubt.
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SiP 2 67.24
चरितं मम सर्वत्र त्रैलोक्यस्य सुखावहम् ।। कृतं मयैवं सकलं दक्षमोहादिकं च तत्
caritaṃ mama sarvatra trailokyasya sukhāvaham || kṛtaṃ mayaivaṃ sakalaṃ dakṣamohādikaṃ ca tat
My conduct everywhere brings happiness to the three worlds; all this was done by me in this way—including that deluding of Dakṣa and the rest.
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SiP 2 67.25
अवतारं करिष्यामि क्षितौ पूर्णं न संशयः ।। बहवो हेतवोऽप्यत्र तद्वदामि महादरात्
avatāraṃ kariṣyāmi kṣitau pūrṇaṃ na saṃśayaḥ || bahavo hetavo'pyatra tadvadāmi mahādarāt
I shall make a full descent upon the earth, there is no doubt; there are many reasons for this too, and I tell it with great regard.
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SiP 2 67.26
पुरा हिमाचलो देवा मेना चातिसुभक्तितः ।। सेवां मे चक्रतुस्तात जननीवत्सतीतनोः
purā himācalo devā menā cātisubhaktitaḥ || sevāṃ me cakratustāta jananīvatsatītanoḥ
Formerly, O gods, Himācala and Menā, with exceeding devotion, rendered service to me, dear one — to me who bore the body of Satī — as (they would) to a mother.
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SiP 2 67.27
इदानीं कुरुतस्सेवां सुभक्त्या मम नित्यशः ।। मेना विशेषतस्तत्र सुतात्वेनात्र संशयः
idānīṃ kurutassevāṃ subhaktyā mama nityaśaḥ || menā viśeṣatastatra sutātvenātra saṃśayaḥ
Now the two of them render service to me constantly with good devotion, Menā especially — (wishing for me) there as a daughter; of this there is no doubt.
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SiP 2 67.28
रुद्रो गच्छतु यूयं चावतारं हिमवद्गृहे ।। अतश्चावतरिष्यामि दुःखनाशो भविष्यति
rudro gacchatu yūyaṃ cāvatāraṃ himavadgṛhe || ataścāvatariṣyāmi duḥkhanāśo bhaviṣyati
Let Rudra go, and you (gods) too, to (my) descent in the house of Himavat; therefore I shall descend, and the destruction of sorrow will come about.
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SiP 2 67.29
सर्वे गच्छत धाम स्वं स्वं सुखं लभतां चिरम् ।। अवतीर्य सुता भूत्वा मेनाया दास्य उत्सुखम्।।
sarve gacchata dhāma svaṃ svaṃ sukhaṃ labhatāṃ ciram || avatīrya sutā bhūtvā menāyā dāsya utsukham||
Go, all of you, each to his own abode; may (you) long obtain happiness. Having descended and become the daughter of Menā, (I shall be) eager for (her) service.
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SiP 2 67.31
यावत्प्रभृति मे त्यक्ता स्वतनुर्दक्षजा सुराः ।। पितृतोऽनादरं दृष्ट्वा स्वामिनस्तत्क्रतौ गता
yāvatprabhṛti me tyaktā svatanurdakṣajā surāḥ || pitṛto'nādaraṃ dṛṣṭvā svāminastatkratau gatā
From the time, O gods, when I, born of Dakṣa, abandoned my own body — having seen my husband's dishonour by (my) father, having gone to that sacrifice of his —
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SiP 2 67.32
तदाप्रभृति स स्वामी रुद्रः कालाग्निसंज्ञकः ।। दिगम्बरो बभूवाशु मच्चिन्तनपरायणः
tadāprabhṛti sa svāmī rudraḥ kālāgnisaṃjñakaḥ || digambaro babhūvāśu maccintanaparāyaṇaḥ
from that time on that lord Rudra, named Kālāgni, at once became naked (clad in the directions), wholly intent on thinking of me.
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SiP 2 67.33
मम रोषं क्रतौ दृष्ट्वा पितुस्तत्र गता सती ।। अत्यजत्स्वतनुं प्रीत्या धर्मज्ञेति विचारतः।।
mama roṣaṃ kratau dṛṣṭvā pitustatra gatā satī || atyajatsvatanuṃ prītyā dharmajñeti vicārataḥ||
Having seen the anger against me at her father's sacrifice, Satī, gone there, gave up her own body out of love, reflecting, "(so acts) one who knows dharma."
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SiP 2 67.34
योग्यभूत्सदनं त्यक्त्वा कृत्वा वेषमलौकिकम् ।। न सेहे विरहं सत्या मद्रूपाया महेश्वरः
yogyabhūtsadanaṃ tyaktvā kṛtvā veṣamalaukikam || na sehe virahaṃ satyā madrūpāyā maheśvaraḥ
Abandoning his fitting abode and assuming an unworldly guise, Maheśvara could not bear separation from Satī, who was my own form.
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SiP 2 67.35
मम हेतोर्महादुःखी स बभूव कुवेषभृत् ।। अत्यजत्स तदारभ्य कामजं सुखमुत्तमम्
mama hetormahāduḥkhī sa babhūva kuveṣabhṛt || atyajatsa tadārabhya kāmajaṃ sukhamuttamam
On my account he became greatly stricken with grief, wearing a wretched guise; from then on he gave up the highest pleasure that is born of desire.
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SiP 2 67.36
अन्यच्छृणुत हे विष्णो हे विधे मुनयः सुराः ।। महाप्रभोर्महेशस्य लीलां भुवनपालिनीम्
anyacchṛṇuta he viṣṇo he vidhe munayaḥ surāḥ || mahāprabhormaheśasya līlāṃ bhuvanapālinīm
Hear something else, O Viṣṇu, O Ordainer, sages and gods: the play of the great lord Maheśa, which protects the worlds.
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SiP 2 67.37
विधाय मालां सुप्रीत्या ममास्थ्नां विरहाकुलः ।। न शान्तिं प्राप कुत्रापि प्रबुद्धो ऽप्येक एव सः
vidhāya mālāṃ suprītyā mamāsthnāṃ virahākulaḥ || na śāntiṃ prāpa kutrāpi prabuddho 'pyeka eva saḥ
Having made, with great love, a garland of my bones, distraught with separation, he found no peace anywhere; though awakened, he remained utterly alone.
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SiP 2 67.38
इतस्ततो रुरोदोच्चैरनीश इव स प्रभुः ।। योग्यायोग्यं न बुबुधे भ्रमन्सर्वत्र सर्वदा
itastato rurodoccairanīśa iva sa prabhuḥ || yogyāyogyaṃ na bubudhe bhramansarvatra sarvadā
Here and there he wept aloud, that lord, as though he were not master (of himself); wandering everywhere and always, he did not discern what was fitting and unfitting.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 67.39
इत्थं लीलां हरोऽकार्षीद्दर्शयन्कामिनां प्रभुः ।। ऊचे कामुकवद्वाणीं विरहव्याकुलामिव
itthaṃ līlāṃ haro'kārṣīddarśayankāmināṃ prabhuḥ || ūce kāmukavadvāṇīṃ virahavyākulāmiva
Thus did Hara, the lord, perform his play, showing (himself) to be of those who desire; he spoke speech like a lover, as if distraught with separation.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 67.41
अन्यथा मोहतस्तस्य किं कामाच्च प्रयोजनम् ।। विकारेणापि केनाशु मायालिप्तो न स प्रभुः
anyathā mohatastasya kiṃ kāmācca prayojanam || vikāreṇāpi kenāśu māyālipto na sa prabhuḥ
For otherwise, what purpose could he have with delusion or with desire? That lord, untouched by māyā, (is not affected) by any alteration at all.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
SiP 2 67.42
रुद्रोऽतीवेच्छति विभुस्स मे कर्तुं करग्रहम् ।। अवतारं क्षितौ मेनाहिमाचलगृहे सुराः
rudro'tīvecchati vibhussa me kartuṃ karagraham || avatāraṃ kṣitau menāhimācalagṛhe surāḥ
Rudra, the mighty one, greatly desires to take my hand (in marriage); (hence my) descent upon earth in the house of Menā and Himācala, O gods.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 67.43
अतश्चावतरिष्यामि रुद्रसन्तोषहेतवे ।। हिमागपत्न्यां मेनाया लौकिकीं गतिमाश्रिता
ataścāvatariṣyāmi rudrasantoṣahetave || himāgapatnyāṃ menāyā laukikīṃ gatimāśritā
Therefore I shall descend, for the sake of Rudra's contentment, in Menā the wife of the snow-mountain, having taken on the ordinary course (of birth).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 67.44
भक्ता रुद्रप्रिया भूत्वा तपः कृत्वा सुदुस्सहम् ।। देवकार्यं करिष्यामि सत्यं सत्यं न संशयः
bhaktā rudrapriyā bhūtvā tapaḥ kṛtvā sudussaham || devakāryaṃ kariṣyāmi satyaṃ satyaṃ na saṃśayaḥ
Becoming a devotee and the beloved of Rudra, having performed austerity most hard to bear, I shall accomplish the gods' business — truly, truly, there is no doubt.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 67.45
गच्छत स्वगृहं सर्वे भव भजत नित्यशः ।। तत्कृपातोऽखिलं दुःखं विनश्यति न संशयः
gacchata svagṛhaṃ sarve bhava bhajata nityaśaḥ || tatkṛpāto'khilaṃ duḥkhaṃ vinaśyati na saṃśayaḥ
Go, all of you, to your own homes; worship Bhava constantly. By his grace all sorrow perishes, without doubt.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 67.46
भविष्यति कृपालोस्तु कृपया मंगलं सदा ।। वन्द्या पूज्या त्रिलोकेऽहं तज्जायेति च हेतुतः
bhaviṣyati kṛpālostu kṛpayā maṃgalaṃ sadā || vandyā pūjyā triloke'haṃ tajjāyeti ca hetutaḥ
By the grace of that compassionate one there will always be well-being; and I shall be one to be saluted and worshipped in the three worlds, for the reason that I am his wife.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 67.47
।। ब्रह्मोवाच ।। इत्युक्त्वा जगदम्बा सा देवानां पश्यतान्तदा ।। अन्तर्दधे शिवा तात स्वं लोकम्प्राप वै द्रुतम् ।
|| brahmovāca || ityuktvā jagadambā sā devānāṃ paśyatāntadā || antardadhe śivā tāta svaṃ lokamprāpa vai drutam |
Brahmā said: Having spoken thus, she, the mother of the world, Śivā, then vanished while the gods looked on, dear one, and swiftly reached her own world.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 67.48
विष्ण्वादयस्सुरास्सर्वे मुनयश्च मुदान्विताः।। कृत्वा तद्दिशि संनामं स्वस्वधामानि संययुः
viṣṇvādayassurāssarve munayaśca mudānvitāḥ|| kṛtvā taddiśi saṃnāmaṃ svasvadhāmāni saṃyayuḥ
Viṣṇu and all the other gods, and the sages, filled with joy, made obeisance in that direction and went each to his own abode.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 2 67.49
इत्थं दुर्गासुचरितं वर्णितं ते मुनीश्वर ।। सर्वदा सुखदं नॄणां भुक्तिमुक्तिप्रदायकम्
itthaṃ durgāsucaritaṃ varṇitaṃ te munīśvara || sarvadā sukhadaṃ nṝṇāṃ bhuktimuktipradāyakam
Thus the good deeds of Durgā have been described to you, O lord of sages — (a tale) always giving happiness to men, bestowing enjoyment and liberation.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition