तदा श्वेतस्य संसारग्रन्थेरत्यन्तदुर्भिदः । परं निर्मूलविच्छेदि क्रियतां तद्भवार्चनम्
tadā śvetasya saṃsāragrantheratyantadurbhidaḥ | paraṃ nirmūlavicchedi kriyatāṃ tadbhavārcanam
Therefore, let the worship of Bhava (Śiva) be performed—the supreme act that cuts the knot of saṃsāra, so hard to break, severing it from the root.
Skanda (deduced; verse appears as exhortation within Prabhāsa-kṣetra-māhātmya)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Pilgrims/seekers
Scene: A dark, thick knot labeled ‘saṃsāra-granthi’ binds a human figure; a radiant Śiva (or liṅga) emits a blade-like beam that slices the knot cleanly from the root, freeing the figure into open sky.
Śiva-worship (Bhavārcana) is presented as a liberating practice that uproots the deepest bondage of saṃsāra.
Prabhāsa-kṣetra is the overarching sacred setting of the instruction.
Bhavārcana—ritual worship/arcana of Bhava (Śiva).