होमेन चाक्षयः स्वर्गो जपादायुर्विवर्धते । ध्यानतो नित्यमायाति पदं शिवकलात्मकम्
homena cākṣayaḥ svargo japādāyurvivardhate | dhyānato nityamāyāti padaṃ śivakalātmakam
Par le homa, on obtient un ciel impérissable ; par le japa, la durée de vie s’accroît ; et par la méditation, on atteint sans cesse l’état constitué de la puissance divine de Śiva (Śiva-kalā).
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Scene: Triptych-like depiction: (1) a homa-kuṇḍa with flames and offerings, (2) a devotee with mālā performing japa, (3) a yogin in meditation with a subtle Śiva aura (crescent moon, gaṅgā, trident) radiating as Śiva-kalā.
Purāṇic dharma integrates outer rite (homa), mantra discipline (japa), and inner realization (dhyāna), culminating in Śiva-oriented attainment.
The verse occurs within the Kāverī-saṅgama māhātmya passage, framing these practices as especially fruitful in that sacred setting.
Homa for akṣaya-svarga, japa for āyuḥ-vṛddhi, and dhyāna for attaining the śiva-kalātmaka state.