एकोनविंशतिशिवावतारवर्णनम्
Description of the Nineteen Manifestations/Avatāras of Śiva
कायावतार इत्येवं सिद्धक्षेत्रं परं तदा । भविष्यति सुविख्यातं यावद्भूमिर्धरिष्यति
kāyāvatāra ityevaṃ siddhakṣetraṃ paraṃ tadā | bhaviṣyati suvikhyātaṃ yāvadbhūmirdhariṣyati
Thus, that supreme sacred Siddha-kṣetra will then be known as “Kāyāvatāra,” and it will remain renowned for as long as the earth endures.
Suta Goswami (narrating the Shatarudrasaṃhitā account to the sages at Naimiṣāraṇya)
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Mahādeva
The verse proclaims the enduring sanctity of a supreme Siddha-kṣetra named “Kāyāvatāra,” affirming that Shiva’s consecrated spaces preserve their liberating potency and renown for the entire span of worldly time.
By declaring a Siddha-kṣetra’s lasting fame, the text reinforces Saguna Shiva’s grace manifesting through place, ritual, and sacred presence—where devotees approach Shiva through tangible means (tīrtha, shrine, and worship) while aiming for the highest realization.
The practical takeaway is tīrtha-yātrā with Shaiva devotion—worship of Shiva (especially Linga-arcana), japa of the Panchākṣarī “Om Namaḥ Śivāya,” and disciplined purity (bhasma/rudrākṣa observances where customary) to receive siddhi and spiritual upliftment.