तस्मादेनं पापिनं दुःखमूलं न जीवयिष्यामि सुराः प्रतीक्ष्यताम् । निरन्तरं चात्मसुखप्रबोधमानंदलक्षणमागाधमनन्यरूपम्
tasmādenaṃ pāpinaṃ duḥkhamūlaṃ na jīvayiṣyāmi surāḥ pratīkṣyatām | nirantaraṃ cātmasukhaprabodhamānaṃdalakṣaṇamāgādhamananyarūpam
لذلك لن أدع هذا الآثم—جذر المعاناة—يبقى حيًّا؛ أيها الآلهة، انتظروا وانظروا. وليكن بدلًا من ذلك يقظةٌ متصلةٌ لنعيم الذات (الآتمن)—حالٌ لا يُسبر غوره، فريد الحقيقة، سِمته الفرح الخالص.
Śiva (Śaṃbhu/Mahādeva) (deduced)
Tirtha: Kedāra/Kedāranātha
Type: kshetra
Listener: Devas (addressed: 'surāḥ pratīkṣyatām')
Scene: Śiva announces the end of a sinful, suffering-root entity and invokes an unbroken awakening of self-bliss—cosmic justice paired with nondual-leaning bliss imagery.
Destroying desire—the root of suffering—opens the way to steady inner awakening and bliss rooted in the Self.
The verse is within Kedārakhaṇḍa (Kedāra/Kedarnath context), emphasizing the inner fruit of pilgrimage: peace and self-awakening.
No external ritual is specified; the ‘prescription’ is the elimination of desire and the cultivation of inner awakening.