व्यत्यस्तनृत्यद्धृजधृक्सकांतिर्नटनेश्वरः । सामप्रियः कलिध्वंसी वेदमूर्तिर्निरंजनः
vyatyastanṛtyaddhṛjadhṛksakāṃtirnaṭaneśvaraḥ | sāmapriyaḥ kalidhvaṃsī vedamūrtirniraṃjanaḥ
Il est le Seigneur de la danse, rayonnant de l’éclat d’un mouvement prodigieux et tourbillonnant; ami des chants du Sāman; destructeur de la corruption de Kali; incarnation même du Veda; sans tache et pur.
Maheśvara (Śiva)
Tirtha: Aruṇācala
Type: kshetra
Scene: Śiva as Naṭaneśvara in dynamic, whirling dance; radiance streaming from limbs; Sāman-chanters nearby; a dark, smoky personification of Kali dissolves; Śiva shines as Veda-mūrti, stainless.
Śiva is both the ecstatic lord of divine play (dance) and the pure Vedic foundation that destroys the darkness of Kali.
Aruṇācala’s presiding deity is being praised; the site remains Aruṇācala/Śoṇagiri by chapter context.
Vedic singing (especially Sāman) is suggested devotionally; no formal ritual rule is stated.