Shloka 28
भैरवावतारलीलावर्णनम् (Bhairava-avatāra-līlā-varṇanam) — “Narration of the Divine Play of Bhairava’s Descent”
नाभीकमलकोशात्तु कोटिशः कमलासनाः । कल्पे कल्पे पुरा ह्यान्सत्यं योगबलाद्विभो
nābhīkamalakośāttu koṭiśaḥ kamalāsanāḥ | kalpe kalpe purā hyānsatyaṃ yogabalādvibho
ومن غِلافِ لوتسِ السُّرّة تنبثق براهماواتٌ لا تُحصى—كلٌّ منهم جالسٌ على لوتس. وفي كلِّ كَلْبَة، يا ربَّ الشمول والنفوذ في كلِّ شيء، يحدث هذا حقًّا بقوّة اليوغا (القدرة اليوغية الإلهية).
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Sadyojāta
Role: creative
Cosmic Event: kalpa-cycles (repeated emanation of Brahmās)
FAQs
It teaches that creation is cyclic and vast—countless creators arise across kalpas—yet all of it proceeds through divine Yoga, pointing the seeker beyond transient worlds toward the all-pervading Pati (Lord Shiva) as the ultimate ground.
By emphasizing the Lord as Vibhu (all-pervading) who empowers creation through Yoga, the verse supports Saguna worship—such as Linga-upasana—as a concrete way to approach the immanent Lord who pervades and governs the cosmos.
The practical takeaway is Yoga and Shiva-dhyana: steady meditation on the all-pervading Shiva (often supported by japa of the Panchakshara, “Om Namaḥ Śivāya”) to transcend the repetitive cycle of kalpas and attain liberation.