कामप्रादुर्भावः — The Manifestation/Arising of Kāma
अभवत्सगुणस्सोपि द्विरूपश्शक्तिमान्प्रभुः । सोमो दिव्याकृतिर्विप्र निर्वि कारी परात्परः
abhavatsaguṇassopi dvirūpaśśaktimānprabhuḥ | somo divyākṛtirvipra nirvi kārī parātparaḥ
その主ソーマもまた、サグナ(徳相を具する)として顕現した。おお婆羅門よ、力ある主宰は二様の姿を取り、天なる妙相を示しつつも、なおニルヴィカーラ(不変)にして、至上をも超える至上者であった。
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Sadāśiva
It teaches that the Supreme can appear in a manifest, worshipable (saguṇa) way while remaining inwardly unchanged (nirvikāra). For the devotee, this reconciles personal devotion to form with the highest transcendent reality.
Like the Liṅga—Shiva’s accessible emblem—this verse affirms that divine manifestation is real for worship and grace, yet does not limit the Supreme. Saguna worship becomes a doorway to realizing Shiva as parātpara.
Meditate on Shiva as both saguṇa (with form for devotion) and nirvikāra (changeless consciousness), supporting japa of the Pañcākṣarī “Om Namaḥ Śivāya” with steady contemplation of the formless Reality behind the form.