षडध्व-शुद्धिः
Purification of the Six Adhvans / Sixfold Cosmic Path
स्थापयेत्पञ्चकलशान्दिक्षु मध्ये च देशिकः । तेषु ब्रह्माणि मूलार्णैर्बिन्दुनादसमन्वितैः
sthāpayetpañcakalaśāndikṣu madhye ca deśikaḥ | teṣu brahmāṇi mūlārṇairbindunādasamanvitaiḥ
Le maître officiant doit disposer cinq kalaśas : un dans chaque direction et un au centre. Dans ces vases, il doit établir les principes divins présidants (brahmaṇi) au moyen des syllabes racines, pourvues de bindu et de nāda.
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Sadāśiva
Mantra: (Implied use of mūlārṇa/bīja with bindu-nāda for kalaśa-āvaraṇa installation; specific syllables not quoted in the verse.)
Type: stotra
It teaches that outer consecration mirrors inner yoga: arranging five kalaśas and invoking mantra-śakti (mūlārṇa with bindu-nāda) symbolizes ordering the practitioner’s energies around Shiva as Pati, the supreme center.
The kalaśa-sthāpana is a preparatory consecration for Saguna worship—inviting divine presence into ritual supports—so the subsequent Linga-pūjā is performed with properly invoked śakti and established directions.
A guided consecration where the deśika installs mantra-seeds (root syllables) with awareness of bindu (concentrated point) and nāda (subtle sound), aligning ritual space and the mind for Shiva-mantra japa and worship.