सोमवर्णनम्
Graha–Ratha–Aśva Varṇana, Dhruva-Nibaddha Gati, Maṇḍala-Pramāṇa, Graha-Arcana
समागमे च भेदे च पश्यन्ति युगपत्प्रजाः ऋतवः षट् स्मृताः सर्वे समागच्छन्ति पञ्चधा
samāgame ca bhede ca paśyanti yugapatprajāḥ ṛtavaḥ ṣaṭ smṛtāḥ sarve samāgacchanti pañcadhā
En los puntos de conjunción y separación (de las divisiones del tiempo), los seres perciben transiciones superpuestas a la vez. Aunque las estaciones se recuerdan como seis, convergen y operan de modo quíntuple en el flujo ordenado del Tiempo: manifestación de Mahādeva como Pati, el Señor que regula el kāla para los paśu ligados.
Suta Goswami (narrating the Linga Purana’s teaching on kala and ritu to the sages of Naimisharanya)
It frames Shiva (Pati) as the regulator of kala (time) and ritu (seasons); Linga worship aligns the paśu (individual soul) with this cosmic order, loosening pasha (bondage) through disciplined observance and right timing of worship.
Shiva-tattva is implied as the governing intelligence behind temporal transitions—where conjunction and separation appear simultaneous to beings—showing Shiva as the transcendent yet immanent Lord who coordinates change without being bound by it.
Seasonal and junction-time observances (sandhi-kāla awareness) are suggested—timing puja, vrata, and meditative discipline to transitional periods, a practical Shaiva method for refining awareness and reducing pasha through regulated conduct.