उमासहितमीशानं पंचवक्त्रं महाभुजम् । कर्पूरगौरदेहाभं सितभूतिविभूषितम्
umāsahitamīśānaṃ paṃcavaktraṃ mahābhujam | karpūragauradehābhaṃ sitabhūtivibhūṣitam
御方はウマーを伴うイーシャーナであり、五つの御顔と大いなる御腕を備える。身は樟脳のごとく白く輝き、白き聖灰(ヴィブーティ)をもって荘厳されている。
Narrator (contextual; not explicit in this verse)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Umā stands close to Īśāna; Śiva appears five-faced, broad-armed, camphor-white radiance, body smeared with white ash; the pair emanate serene authority and grace.
The Lord is to be revered as compassionate and complete—Śiva with Umā—whose pure radiance and sacred ash signify inner purity and renunciation.
The verse functions as dhyāna within a tīrtha-māhātmya chapter; it does not itself specify a named tīrtha.
Contemplation of Śiva’s pañcavaktra form with Umā, and the emblematic use/adoration of bhūti (sacred ash) in Śaiva practice.