नमश्चानंतरूपाय विश्वरूपाय ते नमः । नमो भस्मांगलिप्ताय नमस्ते चंद्रशेखर । नमोऽस्तु पंचवक्त्राय त्रिनेत्राय नमोऽस्तु ते
namaścānaṃtarūpāya viśvarūpāya te namaḥ | namo bhasmāṃgaliptāya namaste caṃdraśekhara | namo'stu paṃcavaktrāya trinetrāya namo'stu te
السجود لكَ يا ذا الصور التي لا نهاية لها؛ السجود لكَ يا ذا الصورة الكونية الجامعة. السجود لكَ يا من جُسده مُزيَّن بالرماد المقدّس؛ سلامٌ لكَ يا تشاندراشيخارا. السجود لكَ يا ذا الوجوه الخمسة؛ السجود لكَ يا ذا العيون الثلاث.
Dharma
Scene: A grand temple-darśana: Śiva as Viśvarūpa with galaxies in his aura, yet clearly marked—body smeared with bhasma, crescent moon on matted hair, three eyes blazing, five faces subtly indicated; devotees offer bilva leaves.
Śiva is both infinite and intimate—beyond all forms yet adored through sacred marks and iconographic features that guide devotion.
No named tirtha appears in this verse; it functions as a climax of Śiva-stuti within Dharmāraṇya.
No explicit prescription; the verse implicitly affirms Śaiva markers like bhasma as devotional identity, without detailing a rite.