फेत्कारा रवशोभिष्ठे गीतवाद्यविराजिते । जयानाद्ये जय ध्येये भर्गदेहार्धसंश्रये
phetkārā ravaśobhiṣṭhe gītavādyavirājite | jayānādye jaya dhyeye bhargadehārdhasaṃśraye
হে ‘ফেট্’কার ধ্বনিতে শোভিতা, গীত ও বাদ্যে বিরাজিতা। হে অনাদি, তোমার জয়; হে ধ্যানযোগ্য, ভর্গ (শিব)-দেহের অর্ধাংশে অধিষ্ঠিতা, তোমার জয়॥
Niṣadhādhipati (the lord/king of Niṣadha), offering Devī-stuti
Type: temple
Scene: A temple-festival scene: the goddess praised amid music and instruments; the mantra-like ‘pheṭ’ cry rings out; she is envisioned as inseparable from Śiva, abiding as his half-body (Ardhanārīśvara resonance).
The Goddess is inseparable from Śiva—one reality expressed as a unified divine power worthy of meditation.
This is a theological-ikonographic verse within a tīrtha chapter; it does not name the site directly.
It implies dhyāna (meditation) and devotional music; no formal rule is detailed.