सर्गात्पुरा निरालोकं यदेकं निष्कलं परम् । चिदानंदमयं ज्योतिः स आद्यः केवलः शिवः
sargātpurā nirālokaṃ yadekaṃ niṣkalaṃ param | cidānaṃdamayaṃ jyotiḥ sa ādyaḥ kevalaḥ śivaḥ
সৃষ্টির পূর্বে ছিল সেই এক পরম, নিষ্কল, নিরালোক তত্ত্ব—চিদানন্দময় জ্যোতি; তিনিই আদ্য, কেবল শিব।
Muni (continuing instruction to the king)
Scene: A vast, dark pre-cosmic expanse with a single, serene, formless radiance—Śiva as pure light—suggested without anthropomorphic detail; the sage narrates while the king listens in awe.
The highest reality is the One, partless Śiva—pure consciousness and bliss—prior to and beyond creation.
No particular sacred site is named; the verse presents a universal Śaiva metaphysics.
None explicitly; it is a doctrinal statement about the supreme principle.