दक्षस्य विष्णुं प्रति शरणागतिḥ — Dakṣa’s Appeal to Viṣṇu and the Teaching on Disrespect to Śiva
सुदर्शनाभिधं चक्रमेतस्मिन्न लगिष्यति । शैवचक्रमिदं यस्मादशैवलयकारणम्
sudarśanābhidhaṃ cakrametasminna lagiṣyati | śaivacakramidaṃ yasmādaśaivalayakāraṇam
The discus known as Sudarśana will not be effective against this. For this is the Śaiva discus—by its very nature it becomes the cause of the destruction of all that is non-Śaiva (opposed to Śiva).
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Rudra
It declares Śiva’s supreme, dissolving power: the ‘Śaiva discus’ symbolizes the force of Śiva-tattva that dissolves aśaiva tendencies—ego, hostility to dharma, and resistance to Śiva-bhakti—leading the seeker toward liberation.
By affirming Śiva’s overriding sovereignty, it supports Saguna Śiva worship—especially Linga-upāsanā—as a direct means to align with Śiva’s grace, through which obstructive, non-Śaiva dispositions are ‘dissolved’ in devotion and right understanding.
A practical takeaway is steady Śiva-bhakti through japa of the Pañcākṣarī (“Om Namaḥ Śivāya”) and inner renunciation of aśaiva qualities; this ‘Śaiva chakra’ is realized as the cutting away of bondage (pāśa) in daily practice.