गुरुत्व-परम्परा-शौचविधि-प्रश्नः
Questions on Guruhood, Lineage, and Purificatory Discipline
निवेद्य पायसान्नञ्च तांबूलादि यथा पुरा । नामाष्टकार्चनान्तं च कृत्वा तमभिमन्त्रयेत्
nivedya pāyasānnañca tāṃbūlādi yathā purā | nāmāṣṭakārcanāntaṃ ca kṛtvā tamabhimantrayet
先に定められた作法のとおり、パーヤサ(甘乳粥)および諸食を供え、ついでタンブーラ(檳榔・噛み葉)などを供え、主の御名を八種の供養として讃えるところまで礼拝を成就したなら、その後、相応の真言をその上に誦して加持し、聖別すべきである。
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pasha
Shiva Form: Sadāśiva
Type: stotra
Role: nurturing
Offering: naivedya
It teaches that devotion becomes spiritually efficacious when offerings (naivedya) are completed with disciplined name-worship and then sanctified through mantra, aligning the worshipper (paśu) with Śiva (Pati) through śakti of sacred sound.
The verse reflects Saguna-Śiva worship: tangible offerings like pāyasa and tāmbūla are presented to the Lord, and the rite is sealed by nāma-arcana and mantra—typical of Liṅga-pūjā where material upacāras are spiritualized by japa.
Offer naivedya (especially pāyasa), perform nāmāṣṭaka-arcana (eightfold name-worship), and then do abhimantraṇa—chanting a Śaiva mantra (commonly the Pañcākṣarī, “Om Namaḥ Śivāya”) over the offering before concluding.