Dehāśucitā-vicāraḥ
Inquiry into the Impurity of the Body
संसारे क्लिश्यते तेन गर्भलोभवशानुगः । गर्भस्मृतेन पापेन समुज्झितमतिः पुमान्
saṃsāre kliśyate tena garbhalobhavaśānugaḥ | garbhasmṛtena pāpena samujjhitamatiḥ pumān
لذلك في السَّمسارا يعاني الرجلُ، إذ يُساق بقهرِ الشهوة إلى التَّجسّد والولادة. وبخطيئةِ التعلّق بالرحم (إعادة الميلاد) تُطرَح بصيرتُه، فيغدو في ضلالٍ ووهم.
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pasha
It teaches that bondage (pāśa) intensifies when consciousness clings to embodied existence; craving for repeated birth dulls discrimination, keeping the soul circling in saṃsāra rather than turning to Shiva (Pati) for liberation.
By recognizing that attachment to embodiment is a cause of suffering, the seeker is directed toward Saguna Shiva worship—especially Linga-upāsanā—as a stabilizing focus that purifies desire and restores right discernment leading toward Shiva’s grace.
Cultivate vairāgya while practicing Shiva-japa (especially the Pañcākṣarī, “Om Namaḥ Śivāya”) and steady Linga-dhyāna to reverse womb-fixation into God-remembrance, weakening the bonds of saṃsāra.