Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 4
त्वया लिंगस्वरूपेण व्याप्तमेतज्जगत्त्रयम् । क्षुद्राश्चैव वयं नाथ मायामोहितचेतसः
tvayā liṃgasvarūpeṇa vyāptametajjagattrayam | kṣudrāścaiva vayaṃ nātha māyāmohitacetasaḥ
Par Toi, dans la forme même du Liṅga, ce triple monde est pénétré. Mais nous sommes bien petits, ô Seigneur, l’esprit abusé par Māyā.
Brahmā (continuing the stotra context)
Tirtha: Kedāra
Type: kshetra
Scene: The Liṅga radiates outward into three concentric realms (earth, mid-space, heaven), while the praying figures appear small, heads bowed, symbolizing humility before all-pervading divinity.
FAQs
Recognizing Śiva’s all-pervading reality fosters humility and helps overcome Māyā-driven delusion.
The Kedāra milieu underlies the hymn; the Liṅga praised is the focus of Kedāra pilgrimage devotion.
No explicit rite; it implies confession, humility, and contemplative worship of the Liṅga.