इत्थं कुमारो भगवान्व्यासेन मुनिनार्थितः । समर्थः प्राह विप्रेंद्रा निश्चयं मुक्तिकारणम्
itthaṃ kumāro bhagavānvyāsena muninārthitaḥ | samarthaḥ prāha vipreṃdrā niścayaṃ muktikāraṇam
Thus the blessed Kumāra, earnestly requested by the sage Vyāsa, being fully capable, spoke to the foremost brāhmaṇas the decisive truth concerning the cause of liberation (mokṣa).
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pashu
It marks a pivotal transition: Sanatkumāra is about to state the settled Shaiva conclusion on what truly causes mokṣa, implying liberation is not accidental but grounded in a definitive spiritual means.
In the Vidyeśvara context, the coming “decisive truth” is typically presented through Shiva-upāsanā (often Linga-centered), where devotion and right knowledge mature into Shiva’s grace—the effective cause of liberation.
While this specific line does not name a practice, it introduces an instruction section that in this Samhitā commonly culminates in Shaiva sādhanā—japa of the Pañcākṣarī ("Om Namaḥ Śivāya"), Linga worship, and allied disciplines as supports for mokṣa.