लिंगं तु देवदेवस्य स्थापितं शशिना स्वयम् । भवत्याऽदेशितो नित्यं नृणां विघ्नं करोति यः
liṃgaṃ tu devadevasya sthāpitaṃ śaśinā svayam | bhavatyā'deśito nityaṃ nṛṇāṃ vighnaṃ karoti yaḥ
The liṅga of the God of gods was established by the Moon himself. He who, being continually commanded by you, causes obstacles for men acts accordingly.
Narrative voice (continuing the Goddess’s framework; speaker not explicit in this verse)
Tirtha: Somnātha
Type: temple
Listener: Ṛṣis (implied)
Scene: A radiant liṅga shrine by the sea; the Moon-god (Candra) performs the installation, pouring sacred water, while a commanded guardian stands ready to create obstacles for unworthy entrants.
Somanātha’s sanctity is affirmed through divine स्थापना (installation), and the narrative explains guarded access as part of sacred order.
Somanātha-liṅga at Prabhāsakṣetra, installed by Candra (the Moon).
No direct prescription; it references the origin of the liṅga’s installation and ongoing guarding through vighnas.