Shiva Purana — Kailasa Samhita — Chapter 1
SiP 6 1.1
श्रीगणेशाय नमः ॐ नमः शिवाय।। अथ षष्ठी कैलाससंहिता प्रारभ्यते ।। नमः शिवाय साम्बाय सगणाय ससूनवे।। प्रधानपुरुषेशाय सर्गस्थितत्यन्तहेतवे
śrīgaṇeśāya namaḥ oṃ namaḥ śivāya|| atha ṣaṣṭhī kailāsasaṃhitā prārabhyate || namaḥ śivāya sāmbāya sagaṇāya sasūnave|| pradhānapuruṣeśāya sargasthitatyantahetave
Salutation to Śrī Gaṇeśa. Oṃ, salutation to Śiva. Now the sixth, the Kailāsa-Saṃhitā, is begun. Salutation to Śiva, who is with Ambā, with his hosts and with his son, the lord of primal matter and spirit, the cause of creation, maintenance and dissolution.
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SiP 6 1.2
ऋषय ऊचुः ।। श्रुतोमासंहिता रम्या नानाख्यानसमन्विता ।। कैलाससंहिताम्ब्रूहि शिवतत्त्वविवर्द्धिनीम्
ṛṣaya ūcuḥ || śrutomāsaṃhitā ramyā nānākhyānasamanvitā || kailāsasaṃhitāmbrūhi śivatattvavivarddhinīm
The sages said: We have heard the delightful Umā-saṃhitā, furnished with various narratives; now tell (us) the Kailāsa-saṃhitā, which increases (our knowledge of) the nature of Śiva.
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SiP 6 1.3
व्यास उवाच ।। ।। शृणुत प्रीतितो वत्साः कैलासाख्यां हि संहिताम् ।। शिवतत्त्वपरान्दिव्यां वक्ष्ये वः स्नेहतः पराम्
vyāsa uvāca || || śṛṇuta prītito vatsāḥ kailāsākhyāṃ hi saṃhitām || śivatattvaparāndivyāṃ vakṣye vaḥ snehataḥ parām
Vyāsa said: Listen with delight, my sons, to the collection called Kailāsa; out of affection I shall declare to you that divine, supreme (collection), devoted to the nature of Śiva.
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SiP 6 1.4
हिमवच्छिखरे पूर्व्वं तपस्यन्तो महौजसः ।। वाराणसीङ्गन्तुकामा मुनयः कृतसम्विदः
himavacchikhare pūrvvaṃ tapasyanto mahaujasaḥ || vārāṇasīṅgantukāmā munayaḥ kṛtasamvidaḥ
Formerly, on a peak of the Himālaya, sages of great vigour, practising austerity, made an agreement together, wishing to go to Vārāṇasī.
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SiP 6 1.5
निर्गत्य तस्मात्सम्प्राप्य गिरेः काशीं समाहिताः ।। स्नातव्यमेवेति तदा ददृशुर्मणिकर्णिकाम्
nirgatya tasmātsamprāpya gireḥ kāśīṃ samāhitāḥ || snātavyameveti tadā dadṛśurmaṇikarṇikām
Setting out from that mountain and reaching Kāśī, collected in mind, thinking "we must certainly bathe," they then beheld Maṇikarṇikā.
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SiP 6 1.6
तत्र स्नात्वा सुसन्तप्य देवादीनथ जाह्नवीम् ।। दृष्ट्वा स्नात्वा मुनीशास्ते विश्वेशं त्रिदशेश्वरम् तस्मिन्नवसरे सूतं पञ्चक्रोशदिदृक्षया ।। गत्वा समागतं वीक्ष्य मुदा ते तं ववन्दिरे।।।।। सोपि विश्वेश्वरं साक्षाद्देवदेवमुमापतिम् ।। नमस्कृत्याथ तैस्साकम्मुक्तिमण्डपमाविशत् इति तेषां वचः श्रुत्वा सूतो व्यासप्रियस्सुधीः।। गणेशं षण्मुखं साक्षान्महेशानं महेश्वरीम् सत्कृत्य प्रददुस्तस्मै सौवर्णं विष्टरं शुभम् ।। सुखोपविष्टः स तदा तस्मिन्सौवर्णविष्टरे ।। प्राह गंभीरया वाचा पाराशर्य्यो महामुनिः अस्मिन्देशे महाभाग नैमिषारण्यसंज्ञके ।। दीर्घसत्रान्वितास्सर्वे प्रणवार्थप्रकाशकाः
tatra snātvā susantapya devādīnatha jāhnavīm || dṛṣṭvā snātvā munīśāste viśveśaṃ tridaśeśvaram tasminnavasare sūtaṃ pañcakrośadidṛkṣayā || gatvā samāgataṃ vīkṣya mudā te taṃ vavandire||||| sopi viśveśvaraṃ sākṣāddevadevamumāpatim || namaskṛtyātha taissākammuktimaṇḍapamāviśat iti teṣāṃ vacaḥ śrutvā sūto vyāsapriyassudhīḥ|| gaṇeśaṃ ṣaṇmukhaṃ sākṣānmaheśānaṃ maheśvarīm satkṛtya pradadustasmai sauvarṇaṃ viṣṭaraṃ śubham || sukhopaviṣṭaḥ sa tadā tasminsauvarṇaviṣṭare || prāha gaṃbhīrayā vācā pārāśaryyo mahāmuniḥ asmindeśe mahābhāga naimiṣāraṇyasaṃjñake || dīrghasatrānvitāssarve praṇavārthaprakāśakāḥ
Having bathed there and duly offered libations to the gods and the rest, those lords of sages then saw the Jāhnavī, and having bathed (they saw) Viśveśa, the lord of the thirty (gods). At that very moment, seeing the Sūta, who had come there in his wish to see the five-krośa (circuit of Kāśī), they joyfully saluted him. He too, having bowed to Viśveśvara himself, the god of gods, the husband of Umā, then entered the Mukti-maṇḍapa together with them. Hearing these words of theirs, the wise Sūta, dear to Vyāsa, (honoured) Gaṇeśa, the six-faced one, Maheśāna himself, and Maheśvarī; having honoured (him), they presented to him an auspicious golden seat. Then, seated comfortably on that golden seat, the great sage, the son of Parāśara, spoke with a deep voice: "In this region, greatly fortunate one, known as the Naimiṣa forest, all of them, engaged in a long sacrificial session, are revealers of the meaning of the praṇava."
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SiP 6 1.7
नमस्कृत्याथ सम्पूज्य भक्त्या परमयान्विताः ।। शतरुद्रादिभिः स्तुत्वा स्तुतिभिर्व्वेदपारगाः
namaskṛtyātha sampūjya bhaktyā paramayānvitāḥ || śatarudrādibhiḥ stutvā stutibhirvvedapāragāḥ
Then, having bowed and worshipped with the highest devotion, those masters of the Vedas having praised (him) with hymns such as the Śatarudrīya,
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SiP 6 1.8
आत्मानं मेनिरे सर्वे कृतार्था वयमित्युत ।। शिवप्रीत्या सुपूर्णार्थाश्शिवभक्तिरतास्सदा
ātmānaṃ menire sarve kṛtārthā vayamityuta || śivaprītyā supūrṇārthāśśivabhaktiratāssadā
they all thought of themselves, "We have attained our aim"; through Śiva's favour their purposes were wholly fulfilled, and they were ever devoted to the worship of Śiva.
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SiP 6 1.11
तत्रासीनम्महात्मानं सूतम्पौराणिकोत्तमम् ।। अर्घ्यादिभिस्तदा सर्व्वे मुनयस्समुपाचरन्
tatrāsīnammahātmānaṃ sūtampaurāṇikottamam || arghyādibhistadā sarvve munayassamupācaran
Then all the sages honoured with water-offerings and the rest the great-souled Sūta, best of the reciters of the Purāṇas, who was seated there.
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SiP 6 1.12
ततः सूतः प्रसन्नात्मा मुनीनालोक्य सुव्रतान् ।। पप्रच्छ कुशलान्तेपि प्रोचुः कुशलमात्मनः
tataḥ sūtaḥ prasannātmā munīnālokya suvratān || papraccha kuśalāntepi procuḥ kuśalamātmanaḥ
Then the Sūta, gracious in mind, looking at the sages of good vows, asked after their welfare; and they too spoke of their own welfare.
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SiP 6 1.13
ते तु संहृष्टहृदयं ज्ञात्वा तं वै मुनीश्वराः ।। प्रणवार्थावगत्यर्थमूचुः प्रास्ताविकं वचः
te tu saṃhṛṣṭahṛdayaṃ jñātvā taṃ vai munīśvarāḥ || praṇavārthāvagatyarthamūcuḥ prāstāvikaṃ vacaḥ
But those lords of sages, knowing that his heart was thoroughly delighted, spoke introductory words in order to grasp the meaning of the praṇava.
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SiP 6 1.14
मुनय ऊचुः ।। व्यासशिष्य महाभाग सूत पौराणिकोत्तम।। धन्यस्त्वं शिवभक्तो हि सर्वविज्ञान सागरः
munaya ūcuḥ || vyāsaśiṣya mahābhāga sūta paurāṇikottama|| dhanyastvaṃ śivabhakto hi sarvavijñāna sāgaraḥ
The sages said: O disciple of Vyāsa, greatly fortunate Sūta, best of the reciters of the Purāṇas, blessed are you, a devotee of Śiva, an ocean of all knowledge.
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SiP 6 1.15
भवन्तमेव भगवान्व्यासस्सर्वजगद्गुरुः ।। अभिषिच्य पुराणानां गुरुत्वे समयोजयत्
bhavantameva bhagavānvyāsassarvajagadguruḥ || abhiṣicya purāṇānāṃ gurutve samayojayat
It was you indeed whom the Lord Vyāsa, teacher of the whole world, consecrated and appointed to the office of teacher of the Purāṇas.
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SiP 6 1.16
तस्मात्पौराणिकी विद्या भवतो हृदि संस्थिता।। पुराणानि च सर्वाणि वेदार्थम्प्रवदन्ति हि
tasmātpaurāṇikī vidyā bhavato hṛdi saṃsthitā|| purāṇāni ca sarvāṇi vedārthampravadanti hi
Therefore the lore of the Purāṇas is established in your heart; and all the Purāṇas indeed declare the meaning of the Vedas.
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SiP 6 1.17
वेदाः प्रणवसम्भूताः प्रणवार्थो महेश्वरः।। अतो महेश्वरस्थानं त्वयि धिष्ण्यम्प्रतिष्ठितम्
vedāḥ praṇavasambhūtāḥ praṇavārtho maheśvaraḥ|| ato maheśvarasthānaṃ tvayi dhiṣṇyampratiṣṭhitam
The Vedas have arisen from the praṇava; the meaning of the praṇava is Maheśvara; hence the station of Maheśvara, his abode, is established in you.
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SiP 6 1.18
त्वन्मुखाब्जपरिस्यन्दन्मकरंदे मनोहरम् ।। प्रणवार्थामृतं पीत्वा भविष्यामो गतज्वराः
tvanmukhābjaparisyandanmakaraṃde manoharam || praṇavārthāmṛtaṃ pītvā bhaviṣyāmo gatajvarāḥ
Having drunk the charming nectar of the meaning of the praṇava, the honey trickling from the lotus of your mouth, we shall become free of fever.
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SiP 6 1.19
विशेषतो गुरुस्त्वं हि नान्योऽस्माकं महामते।। परं भावं महेशस्य परया कृपया वद
viśeṣato gurustvaṃ hi nānyo'smākaṃ mahāmate|| paraṃ bhāvaṃ maheśasya parayā kṛpayā vada
Especially, you are our teacher and no other, O greatly wise one; out of the highest compassion, declare the supreme nature of Maheśa.
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SiP 6 1.21
शिलादतनयं देवं नन्दीशं सुयशापतिम् ।। सनत्कुमारं व्यासं च प्रणिपत्येदमब्रवीत्
śilādatanayaṃ devaṃ nandīśaṃ suyaśāpatim || sanatkumāraṃ vyāsaṃ ca praṇipatyedamabravīt
Having bowed to the divine son of Śilāda, Nandīśa, the husband of Suyaśā, and to Sanatkumāra and to Vyāsa, he said this:
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SiP 6 1.22
सूत उवाच।। साधुसाधु महाभागा मुनयः क्षीणकल्मषाः।। मतिर्दृढतरा जाता दुर्लभा सापि दुष्कृताम्
sūta uvāca|| sādhusādhu mahābhāgā munayaḥ kṣīṇakalmaṣāḥ|| matirdṛḍhatarā jātā durlabhā sāpi duṣkṛtām
The Sūta said: Excellent, excellent, greatly fortunate sages, whose taints are worn away! Your resolve has become very firm — a thing hard for evildoers to attain.
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SiP 6 1.23
पाराशर्येण गुरुणा नैमिषारण्यवासिनाम्।। मुनीनामुपदिष्टं यद्वक्ष्ये तन्मुनिपुंगवाः
pārāśaryeṇa guruṇā naimiṣāraṇyavāsinām|| munīnāmupadiṣṭaṃ yadvakṣye tanmunipuṃgavāḥ
What was taught by the teacher, the son of Parāśara, to the sages dwelling in the Naimiṣa forest — that I shall declare, O bulls among sages.
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SiP 6 1.24
यस्य श्रवणमात्रेण शिवभक्तिर्भवेन्नृणाम्।। सावधाना भवन्तोद्य शृण्वन्तु परया मुदा
yasya śravaṇamātreṇa śivabhaktirbhavennṛṇām|| sāvadhānā bhavantodya śṛṇvantu parayā mudā
By the mere hearing of which devotion to Śiva arises in men — be attentive now, and listen with the greatest joy.
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SiP 6 1.25
स्वारोचिषेन्तरे पूर्वं तपस्यंतो दृढव्रताः।। ऋषयो नैमिषारण्ये सर्वसिद्धनिषेविते
svārociṣentare pūrvaṃ tapasyaṃto dṛḍhavratāḥ|| ṛṣayo naimiṣāraṇye sarvasiddhaniṣevite
Formerly, in the Svārociṣa Manu-period, sages of firm vows, practising austerity, (dwelt) in the Naimiṣa forest, frequented by all the perfected ones.
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SiP 6 1.26
दीर्घसत्रं वितन्वन्तो रुद्रमध्वरनायकम् ।। प्रीणयन्तः परं भावमैश्वर्य्यं ज्ञातुमिच्छवः
dīrghasatraṃ vitanvanto rudramadhvaranāyakam || prīṇayantaḥ paraṃ bhāvamaiśvaryyaṃ jñātumicchavaḥ
Performing a long sacrificial session, gratifying Rudra, the lord of the sacrifice, they wished to know the supreme nature, (his) sovereignty.
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SiP 6 1.27
निवसन्ति स्म ते सर्वे व्यासदर्शनकांक्षिणः ।। शिवभक्तिरता नित्यं भस्मरुद्राक्षधारिणः
nivasanti sma te sarve vyāsadarśanakāṃkṣiṇaḥ || śivabhaktiratā nityaṃ bhasmarudrākṣadhāriṇaḥ
All of them dwelt there, longing for the sight of Vyāsa, ever devoted to Śiva-bhakti, wearing ashes and rudrākṣa beads.
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SiP 6 1.28
तेषां भावं समालोक्य भगवान्बादरायणः ।। प्रादुर्बभूव सर्वात्मा पराशरतपःफलम्
teṣāṃ bhāvaṃ samālokya bhagavānbādarāyaṇaḥ || prādurbabhūva sarvātmā parāśaratapaḥphalam
Observing their disposition, the blessed Bādarāyaṇa, the Self of all, the fruit of Parāśara's austerity, appeared (before them).
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SiP 6 1.29
तं दृष्ट्वा मुनयस्सर्वे प्रहृष्टवदनेक्षणाः ।। अभ्युत्थानादिभिस्सर्वैरुपचारैरुपाचरन्
taṃ dṛṣṭvā munayassarve prahṛṣṭavadanekṣaṇāḥ || abhyutthānādibhissarvairupacārairupācaran
Seeing him, all the sages, their faces and eyes gladdened, attended upon (him) with rising to greet him and all the (other) courtesies.
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SiP 6 1.31
व्यास उवाच ।। कुशलं किं नु युष्माकम्प्रब्रूतास्मिन्महामखे ।। अर्चितं किं नु युष्माभिस्सम्यगध्वरनायकः
vyāsa uvāca || kuśalaṃ kiṃ nu yuṣmākamprabrūtāsminmahāmakhe || arcitaṃ kiṃ nu yuṣmābhissamyagadhvaranāyakaḥ
Vyāsa said: Tell (me), is it well with you in this great sacrifice? And has the lord of the sacrifice been rightly worshipped by you?
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SiP 6 1.32
किमर्थमत्र युष्माभिरध्वरे परमेश्वरः।। स्वर्चितो भक्तिभावेन साम्बस्संसारमोचकः
kimarthamatra yuṣmābhiradhvare parameśvaraḥ|| svarcito bhaktibhāvena sāmbassaṃsāramocakaḥ
For what purpose has the Supreme Lord, Sāmba, the releaser from saṃsāra, been well worshipped here by you at this sacrifice with a mood of devotion?
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SiP 6 1.33
युष्मत्प्रवृत्तिर्मे भाति शुश्रूषा पूर्वमेव हि ।। परभावे महेशस्य मुक्तिहेतोश्शिवस्य च
yuṣmatpravṛttirme bhāti śuśrūṣā pūrvameva hi || parabhāve maheśasya muktihetośśivasya ca
Your undertaking appears to me (to be) a desire to hear, indeed even from before, about the supreme nature of Maheśa, of Śiva, the cause of liberation.
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SiP 6 1.34
एवमुक्ता मुनीन्द्रेण व्यासेनामिततेजसा ।। मुनयो नैमिषारण्यवासिनः परमौजसः
evamuktā munīndreṇa vyāsenāmitatejasā || munayo naimiṣāraṇyavāsinaḥ paramaujasaḥ
Thus addressed by Vyāsa, the lord of sages, of measureless splendour, the sages dwelling in the Naimiṣa forest, of supreme vigour,
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SiP 6 1.35
प्रणिपत्य महात्मानं पाराशशर्य्यं महामुनिम् ।। शिवानुरागसंहृष्टमानसं च तमब्रुवन्
praṇipatya mahātmānaṃ pārāśaśaryyaṃ mahāmunim || śivānurāgasaṃhṛṣṭamānasaṃ ca tamabruvan
having bowed down to that great-souled one, the son of Parāśara, the great sage, whose mind was thrilled with love for Śiva, spoke to him.
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SiP 6 1.36
मुनय ऊचुः ।। ।। भगवन्मुनिशार्दूल साक्षान्नारायणांशज।। कृपानिधे महाप्राज्ञ सर्वविद्याधिप प्रभो
munaya ūcuḥ || || bhagavanmuniśārdūla sākṣānnārāyaṇāṃśaja|| kṛpānidhe mahāprājña sarvavidyādhipa prabho
The sages said: O blessed one, tiger among sages, born of a portion of Nārāyaṇa himself, treasury of compassion, greatly wise, lord and master of all knowledge,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 6 1.37
त्वं हि सर्वजगद्भर्तुर्महा देवस्य वेधसः ।। साम्बस्य सगणस्यास्य प्रसादानां निधिस्स्वयम्
tvaṃ hi sarvajagadbharturmahā devasya vedhasaḥ || sāmbasya sagaṇasyāsya prasādānāṃ nidhissvayam
For you are yourself the treasury of the favours of the great god, the creator, the supporter of all the worlds, this Sāmba with his attendant hosts.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 6 1.38
त्वत्पादाब्जरसास्वादमधुपायितमानसाः ।। कृतार्था वयमद्यैव भवत्पादाब्जदर्शनात्
tvatpādābjarasāsvādamadhupāyitamānasāḥ || kṛtārthā vayamadyaiva bhavatpādābjadarśanāt
Our minds have become bees (drinking) the savour of the nectar of your lotus-feet; this very day we are fulfilled by the sight of your lotus-feet.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 6 1.39
त्वदीयचरणाम्भोजदर्शनं खलु पापिनाम् ।। दुर्लभं लब्धमस्माभिस्त्वस्मात्सुकृतिनो वयम्
tvadīyacaraṇāmbhojadarśanaṃ khalu pāpinām || durlabhaṃ labdhamasmābhistvasmātsukṛtino vayam
The sight of your lotus-feet is surely hard for sinners to obtain; (yet) it has been obtained by us — therefore we are meritorious.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 6 1.41
श्रोतव्यः परमेशान इति कृत्वा विनिश्चिताः ।। परस्परं चिन्तयन्तः परं भावं महेशितु
śrotavyaḥ parameśāna iti kṛtvā viniścitāḥ || parasparaṃ cintayantaḥ paraṃ bhāvaṃ maheśitu
Having resolved thus, "the Supreme Lord is to be heard about," and pondering together the supreme nature of the great Lord,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 6 1.42
अज्ञातवन्त एवैते वयं तस्माद्भवान्प्रभो ।। छेत्तुमर्हति तान्सर्वान्संशयानल्पचेतसाम्
ajñātavanta evaite vayaṃ tasmādbhavānprabho || chettumarhati tānsarvānsaṃśayānalpacetasām
these very (sages), we, have not come to know it; therefore, O lord, you should cut away all those doubts of us, the small-minded.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 6 1.43
त्वदन्यः संशयस्यास्यच्छेत्ता न हि जगत्त्रये ।। तस्मादपारगंभीरव्यामोहाब्धौ निमज्जतः
tvadanyaḥ saṃśayasyāsyacchettā na hi jagattraye || tasmādapāragaṃbhīravyāmohābdhau nimajjataḥ
There is no cutter of this doubt other than you in the three worlds; therefore (rescue) us who are sinking in the boundless, deep ocean of delusion —
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 6 1.44
तारयस्व शिवज्ञानपोतेनास्मान्दयानिधे।। शिवसद्भक्तितत्त्वार्थं ज्ञातुं श्रद्धालवो वयम्
tārayasva śivajñānapotenāsmāndayānidhe|| śivasadbhaktitattvārthaṃ jñātuṃ śraddhālavo vayam
carry us across with the boat of the knowledge of Śiva, O treasury of compassion; we are eager to know the true meaning of genuine devotion to Śiva.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 6 1.45
एवमभ्यर्थितस्त मुनिभिर्वेदपारगैः ।। सर्ववेदार्थविन्मुख्यः शुकतातो महामुनिः ।। वेदान्तसारसर्वस्वं प्रणवं परमेश्वरम्
evamabhyarthitasta munibhirvedapāragaiḥ || sarvavedārthavinmukhyaḥ śukatāto mahāmuniḥ || vedāntasārasarvasvaṃ praṇavaṃ parameśvaram
Thus entreated by those sages who had gone to the far shore of the Vedas, the great sage, foremost among knowers of the meaning of all the Vedas, the father of Śuka, (meditating on) the Praṇava, the Supreme Lord, the whole essence of the Vedānta,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SiP 6 1.46
ध्यात्वा हृत्कर्णिकामध्ये साम्बं संसारमोचकम् ।। प्रहृष्टमानसो भूत्वा व्याजहार महामुनि
dhyātvā hṛtkarṇikāmadhye sāmbaṃ saṃsāramocakam || prahṛṣṭamānaso bhūtvā vyājahāra mahāmuni
having meditated in the middle of the pericarp of the heart on Sāmba, the releaser from saṃsāra, the great sage, his mind delighted, spoke.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition