एवं त्रिगुणतां याता प्रकृतिर्देवदर्शनात् । तां समास्थाय परमस्त्रिमूर्तिः समजायत
evaṃ triguṇatāṃ yātā prakṛtirdevadarśanāt | tāṃ samāsthāya paramastrimūrtiḥ samajāyata
Thus Prakṛti attained the state of the three guṇas through the vision (glance) of the Deity. Taking her as the basis, the supreme Trimūrti came into manifestation.
Bāla
Scene: From a tri-colored Prakṛti-lotus (white/red/black), the Trimūrti rises: Brahmā (creation), Viṣṇu (preservation), Śiva (dissolution), all sharing a single radiant source behind them.
All cosmic functions arise when prakṛti becomes trigunātmikā; the Trimūrti manifests upon that basis.
No sacred site is specified; the emphasis is on cosmological origins rather than sthala-māhātmya.
None directly; the verse provides theological framing for devotion to the Trimūrti within a Shaiva Purana context.