जटिं वामेश्वरे विन्द्यात्सौम्यं वै कुक्कुटेश्वरे । भूतेश्वरं भस्मगात्रे ओंकारेऽमरकण्टकम्
jaṭiṃ vāmeśvare vindyātsaumyaṃ vai kukkuṭeśvare | bhūteśvaraṃ bhasmagātre oṃkāre'marakaṇṭakam
នៅវាមេស្វរៈ គួរដឹងព្រះអង្គថា ជាតិិន (អ្នកបួសសក់ជាប់) ; នៅកុកកុតេស្វរៈ ថា សោម្យ (អ្នកទន់ភ្លន់)។ នៅភស្មគាត្រៈ ព្រះអង្គជា ភូតេស្វរ (ព្រះអម្ចាស់នៃសត្វលោក) ហើយនៅអោំការណៈ ថា អមរកណ្ដក (កំពូលអមតៈ)។
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) to the sages (deduced)
Tirtha: Vāmeśvara (Jaṭin); Kukkuṭeśvara (Saumya); Bhasmagātra (Bhūteśvara); Oṃkāra/Amarakaṇṭaka
Type: kshetra
Scene: Four emblematic Śiva aspects: Jaṭin with matted locks beside a rustic shrine; Saumya with serene face and gentle aura near a village temple; Bhūteśvara with ash-smeared body and attendant gaṇas; Oṃkāra as a liṅga shaped by the curve of the praṇava, backed by the forested Amarakaṇṭaka peak and river-source springs.
Śiva contains opposites—ascetic severity and gentle grace—revealed through different tīrthas, guiding devotees toward balance and liberation.
Vāmeśvara, Kukkuṭeśvara, Bhasmagātra, and Oṃkāra (with Amarakaṇṭaka named in connection).
None; the instruction is identificatory—“know him as” (vindyāt) in each place.