Vāmadeva-mata: Rahasya-upadeśa
The Esoteric Teaching of Vāmadeva’s Doctrine
पर्य्यटन्पृथिवीमेतां स्वपाद स्पर्शपुण्यतः । पवित्रयन्परे धाम्नि निमग्नहृदयोन्वहम्
paryyaṭanpṛthivīmetāṃ svapāda sparśapuṇyataḥ | pavitrayanpare dhāmni nimagnahṛdayonvaham
Recorriendo esta tierra, la santificaba con el mérito del contacto de sus propios pies; y cada día su corazón permanecía sumergido en la Morada suprema, absorto en la realidad más alta de Śiva.
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Bhikṣāṭana
It teaches that true sanctification is twofold: outwardly, the holy one purifies the world by his conduct; inwardly, he remains continually absorbed in the Supreme (Śiva), indicating liberation-oriented devotion and yogic steadiness.
The verse implies that contact with what is devoted to Śiva becomes purifying—just as worship of the Liṅga (Saguna support for devotion) purifies the mind and leads it toward absorption in the Supreme reality (Pati).
Daily remembrance and inner absorption (dhyāna/smaraṇa) of Śiva is suggested; as a practical Shaiva discipline, one may combine japa of the Pañcākṣarī (Om Namaḥ Śivāya) with steady contemplation to keep the heart “immersed” in the supreme abode.