Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 47
ममेश भूतेश महेश्वरोसि कामेश वागीश बलेश धीश । क्रोधेश मोहेश परापरेश नमोस्तु मोक्षेश गुहशयेश
mameśa bhūteśa maheśvarosi kāmeśa vāgīśa baleśa dhīśa | krodheśa moheśa parāpareśa namostu mokṣeśa guhaśayeśa
Tú eres mi Señor—Señor de los seres, el Gran Dios. Señor del deseo, Señor de la palabra, Señor de la fuerza, Señor del entendimiento. Señor de la ira y del engaño, Señor de lo superior y de lo inferior—salve a Ti, Señor de la liberación, Morador de la cueva del corazón.
Umāputra (Skanda/Kumāra) praising Śiva
Tirtha: Hṛdaya-guhā (inner kṣetra)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A split-scene: outer—Skanda praising the great Lord; inner—within a luminous heart-cave/lotus, Śiva as antaryāmin seated in stillness, with kāma-krodha-moha depicted as subdued figures at the threshold.
FAQs
Śiva is the inner ruler of all faculties and passions; liberation comes by surrendering these forces to the indwelling Lord.
No external tīrtha is cited; the verse emphasizes the ‘inner tīrtha’—Śiva dwelling in the heart (guhā).
No explicit rite; it supports contemplative devotion and self-mastery aligned with mokṣa.