तमुवाच महादेवो गच्छ शिक्षेन मोक्षणम् | इति सर्वाणि स्रोतांसि रुद्ध्वा त्रिदशपुड़व:,तब महादेवजीने उनसे कहा--'शिश्नके मार्गसे ही तुम्हारा उद्धार होगा, अतः उसीसे निकलो।' ऐसा कहकर देवेश्वर शिवने अन्य सारे द्वार रोक दिये
tam uvāca mahādevo gaccha śikṣena mokṣaṇam | iti sarvāṇi srotāṃsi ruddhvā tridaśapuṅgavaḥ ||
قال بهيشما: خاطبه مهاديفا قائلاً: «اذهب—إن خلاصك يُنال عبر śiśna (العضو التناسلي). فاخرج من ذلك السبيل». ثم إن سيد الآلهة، بعد أن قال ذلك، سدّ جميع المنافذ الأخرى.
भीष्म उवाच
The verse presents a harsh corrective ethic: liberation from a binding fault is achieved by disciplined engagement with the very locus of bondage, not by diversion into other outlets. Śiva’s blocking of other ‘channels’ symbolizes enforced restraint so that the seeker confronts and purifies the root impulse rather than dispersing it.
Bhīṣma reports that Śiva (Mahādeva) gives a direct instruction to a person seeking release, stating that the way out is through the śiśna, and then he obstructs all other exits/channels. The scene depicts divine intervention that restricts alternative routes and compels a specific, corrective path to deliverance.