एवंविधोऽयं भुवनैकभर्ता सदाशिवो लोकगुरुः स एकः । दाता प्रहर्ता निजभावयुक्तः सनातनोऽयं जगदेकबंधुः
evaṃvidho'yaṃ bhuvanaikabhartā sadāśivo lokaguruḥ sa ekaḥ | dātā prahartā nijabhāvayuktaḥ sanātano'yaṃ jagadekabaṃdhuḥ
هكذا هو سَدَاشِيفا: الحافظ الوحيد للعوالم، والمعلّم الأوحد لجميع الكائنات. هو المُعطي وهو أيضًا المُؤدِّب، يعمل وفق طبيعته الخاصة؛ أزليٌّ هو، القريب الحقّ الوحيد للكون.
Narrator (within Māheśvarakhaṇḍa; traditionally Sūta/Lomaharṣaṇa addressing sages)
Tirtha: Kedāra
Type: kshetra
Scene: A luminous Sadāśiva as ‘bhuvanaika-bhartā’ and ‘lokaguru’: seated in yogic poise, crescent moon, gaṅgā, third eye; one hand in abhaya, another in varada; surrounding worlds orbit like mandala; devotees and even Yama’s realm subdued in the background.
Sadāśiva is presented as the supreme cosmic Lord—both compassionate giver and righteous corrector—guiding the worlds as their teacher.
This verse is theological praise within Kedārakhaṇḍa; it supports the mahātmya tone rather than naming a particular tirtha.
None; it is a doctrinal eulogy of Sadāśiva’s nature and role.