द्वितीयतृतीयावरणपूजाक्रमः | The Sequence of the Second and Third Enclosure Worship (Āvaraṇa-pūjā)
अनंतं पूर्वादिक्पत्रे तच्छक्तिं तस्य वामतः । सूक्ष्मं दक्षिणदिक्पत्रे सह शक्त्या समर्चयेत्
anaṃtaṃ pūrvādikpatre tacchaktiṃ tasya vāmataḥ | sūkṣmaṃ dakṣiṇadikpatre saha śaktyā samarcayet
Sur le pétale tourné vers l’Est, on doit adorer Ananta, et à sa gauche, sa Śakti. Sur le pétale tourné vers le Sud, on doit adorer Sūkṣma avec sa Śakti, avec la révérence requise.
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pashu
Shiva Form: Sadāśiva
Shakti Form: Pārvatī
Role: nurturing
Offering: pushpa
It teaches that Śiva is realized through both the Infinite (Ananta) and the Subtle (Sūkṣma) dimensions, and that His Śakti is inseparable from His manifestation—guiding the devotee to see Pati (Śiva) and His power as one worshipful reality.
The verse reflects a structured Linga/mandala-style upacāra where specific names of Śiva are invoked on directional petals; this is Saguna worship that trains the mind toward Nirguna insight by honoring Śiva’s attributes (infinite and subtle) along with Śakti.
It suggests a directional-petal (dik-patra) worship sequence: place/visualize Ananta in the east and Sūkṣma in the south, always with their Śakti to the left/alongside, and perform complete arcanā with mantra, offerings, and focused dhyāna.