गणेशाभिषेक-वरदान-विधानम् | Gaṇeśa’s Consecration, Boons, and Prescribed Worship
यदा सा गिरिजा देवी कोपहीना बभूव ह । शिवोऽपि गिरिजां तत्र पूर्ववत्संप्रपद्य ताम्
yadā sā girijā devī kopahīnā babhūva ha | śivo'pi girijāṃ tatra pūrvavatsaṃprapadya tām
女神ギリジャーが怒りを離れて静まったとき、シヴァもまたその場で、以前のようにギリジャーに近づき、かつての調和ある合一へと帰った。
Suta Goswami (narrating the Purāṇic account to the sages, within the Rudrasaṃhitā frame)
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Umāpati
Shakti Form: Pārvatī
Role: nurturing
The verse highlights that when anger (krodha) subsides, harmony is restored: Śiva’s “approaching again as before” signifies the return of grace and auspiciousness when the devotee’s inner turbulence quiets. In a Shaiva Siddhanta lens, it reflects the re-establishment of right relation to Pati (Śiva) when impurities like anger are pacified.
As a Saguna (personal) narrative, it teaches devotees to approach Śiva with a reconciled, calm heart. Linga worship similarly emphasizes steadiness and purity of mind—when agitation is dropped, the devotee ‘returns’ to Śiva in the same spirit of former devotion and intimacy.
A practical takeaway is anger-pacifying japa and restraint: repeat the Pañcākṣarī “Om Namaḥ Śivāya” with a vow of kṣamā (forgiveness). If observing Mahāśivarātri, pair japa with simple abhiṣeka and a resolve to abandon krodha, mirroring Girijā becoming kopahīnā.