तेषां प्रहारैः सुदृढैर्बहुभिर्वज्रदुःसहैः । शिवांदोलनमाहात्म्याज्जातोऽहं नृपमंदिरे
teṣāṃ prahāraiḥ sudṛḍhairbahubhirvajraduḥsahaiḥ | śivāṃdolanamāhātmyājjāto'haṃ nṛpamaṃdire
Through their many blows—hard and unbearable like thunderbolts—yet by the greatness of Śiva’s swing-rite (āndolana), I was reborn in a royal palace.
Gṛdhra (continuing narration)
Tirtha: Śivāndolana (Śiva-dolā)
Type: temple
Scene: A visionary transition: the thunderbolt-like blows contrast with a luminous aura around Śiva’s swing; the soul departs and is shown entering a royal palace womb/lineage, indicating rebirth by the rite’s greatness.
Contact with Śiva’s worship—especially a celebrated rite—can generate powerful puṇya that transforms one’s rebirth, even when the immediate experience is painful.
The Śiva-sthāna where the Śivāndolana (swinging of the Liṅga) is performed—presented as a powerful mahātmya-setting.
Śivāndolana: the ceremonial swinging of Śiva (Liṅga) as part of festival worship, praised for its extraordinary merit.