Shiva’s Wedding Procession to Kailasa and the Marriage of Girija (Kali)
प्रणम्योचुर्महेशानं भवान् भर्त्ताद्रिजा वधुः सब्रह्यकास्त्रयो लोका द्रक्ष्यन्ति घनवाहनम्
praṇamyocurmaheśānaṃ bhavān bharttādrijā vadhuḥ sabrahyakāstrayo lokā drakṣyanti ghanavāhanam
Having bowed, they said to Maheśa: “You are the lord and husband (bhartā), and the daughter of the mountain is your bride. Together with Brahmā and his host, the three worlds shall behold the ‘cloud-rider’ (ghanavāhana).”
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Reverence (praṇāma) precedes speech and action: the sages model dharmic humility, acknowledging divine order through Śiva as protector (bhartā) and the sanctity of divine household (Śiva–Pārvatī) as a stabilizing cosmic principle.
Vamśānucarita / narrative episode (ākhyāna) involving devas and ṛṣis; it is not sarga/pratisarga but part of the Purāṇic exemplary history and divine interaction framework.
The mention of the three worlds witnessing the deity underscores Śiva’s cosmic visibility (vyāpti) and sovereignty; pairing with Adrijā (Pārvatī) highlights the inseparability of consciousness and power (Śiva–Śakti).