लिङ्गपूजनसंक्षेपः
Concise Teaching on Liṅga Worship / Śiva-arcana-vidhi
पवित्रजलभाण्डेषु मंत्रैः तोयं क्षिपेत्ततः । शुद्धीकृत्य यथान्यायं सितवस्त्रेण साधकः
pavitrajalabhāṇḍeṣu maṃtraiḥ toyaṃ kṣipettataḥ | śuddhīkṛtya yathānyāyaṃ sitavastreṇa sādhakaḥ
Ensuite, le pratiquant doit, avec des mantras, verser l’eau dans les récipients destinés à l’eau pure et consacrée. L’ayant purifiée selon la règle, il doit la filtrer à travers un tissu blanc et propre, conformément au rite.
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pashu
Significance: Emphasizes the practitioner’s need to overcome impurity and negligence; in Siddhānta terms, ritual purification addresses the soul’s obscuration (tirodhāna) by preparing a fit medium for grace.
It teaches that outer purity supports inner purity: mantra and careful preparation of water make the offering fit for Shiva, aligning the worshipper’s mind with śuddhi (purification) and devotion toward Pati (Lord Shiva).
In Linga worship, sanctified water is central for abhiṣeka; this verse prescribes how the sādhaka prepares and purifies that water so the offering to Saguna Shiva is ritually and mentally consecrated.
Mantra-japa while preparing tīrtha (consecrated water) and filtering it through a clean white cloth—an act of both physical cleansing and mindful preparation before Shiva abhiṣeka.