घण्टां च वादयेत्तत्र ततो नीराजनं चरेत् । भ्रामयेद्देवदेवस्य शंखवादित्रनिःस्वनैः
ghaṇṭāṃ ca vādayettatra tato nīrājanaṃ caret | bhrāmayeddevadevasya śaṃkhavāditraniḥsvanaiḥ
Là, qu’on fasse d’abord sonner la cloche; puis qu’on accomplisse le nīrājana (l’offrande des lumières en les faisant tournoyer). Au retentissement de la conque et des instruments, qu’on tourne en cercle devant Devadeva, le Seigneur des dieux.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) to the sages (deduced)
Scene: A bright nīrājana lamp is waved before the deity; bell is rung; conch and instruments sound; devotees stand with folded hands; the lamp’s circular motion creates halos of light in the sanctum.
Worship becomes a full-bodied offering—sound and light are dedicated to the Divine, turning the senses toward sacred remembrance.
No particular tīrtha is specified; the focus is on the nīrājana rite in Śiva worship.
Ring the bell, perform nīrājana (ārati), and wave/circle the light before Śiva amid conch and instrumental sounds.