शिवशिवयोर्जगत्पितृमातृत्व-प्रतिपादनं तथा मेनायाः विमोहः (Śiva–Śivā as Cosmic Father and Mother; Menā’s Delusion and the Sages’ Intervention)
शिवां शिवाय शैलेन्द्र स्वेच्छया चेन्न दास्यसि । भविता तद्विवाहोऽत्र भवितव्यबलेन हि
śivāṃ śivāya śailendra svecchayā cenna dāsyasi | bhavitā tadvivāho'tra bhavitavyabalena hi
હે શૈલેન્દ્ર! જો તું સ્વેચ્છાથી શિવા (પાર્વતી)ને શિવને ન આપેશ, તો પણ અહીં તેમનો વિવાહ નિશ્ચિત થશે—ભવિતવ્યના અપ્રતિહત બળથી.
A divine narrator/voice within the Pārvatīkhaṇḍa context (addressing Himālaya regarding Pārvatī’s marriage to Śiva)
Tattva Level: pasha
Shiva Form: Sadāśiva
Shakti Form: Pārvatī
Role: creative
Cosmic Event: daiva-niyati (irresistible destiny) asserted as overriding individual reluctance
The verse highlights the supremacy of Śiva’s divine will and the unfolding of dharma through destiny: when a union is aligned with cosmic order (Pati–Śakti), it manifests inevitably, teaching surrender and trust in the Lord’s governance.
Śiva here is approached as Saguna—Lord who acts in the world through līlā—yet the inevitability of the event points to his higher sovereignty. Linga-worship similarly trains the devotee to accept Śiva as both immanent (present in rites) and transcendent (controller of destiny).
A practical takeaway is śaraṇāgati (surrender) supported by japa of the Pañcākṣarī mantra “Om Namaḥ Śivāya,” offered with steady devotion—especially suitable in vrata and worship connected with Śiva–Pārvatī, such as Mahāśivarātri observance.