एको महाञ्ज्योतिरजः परेशः परापराणां परमो महात्मा । निरंतरो निर्विकारो निरीशो निराबाधो निर्विकल्पो निरीहः
eko mahāñjyotirajaḥ pareśaḥ parāparāṇāṃ paramo mahātmā | niraṃtaro nirvikāro nirīśo nirābādho nirvikalpo nirīhaḥ
അവൻ ഒരുവനേ—മഹത്തായ തേജോമയ ജ്യോതി, രജസ്സുരഹിത പരമേശ്വരൻ; പരാപരമായ എല്ലാറ്റിന്റെയും പരമാത്മാവ്. അവൻ നിരന്തരം സന്നിഹിതൻ, നിർവികാരൻ, ആശ്രയരഹിതൻ, നിരാബാധൻ, നിർവികൽപ്പൻ, നിരീഹൻ।
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages (deduced)
Tirtha: Kedāra / Kedāranātha
Type: kshetra
Scene: An abstract yet traditional depiction: a radiant column of light (jyoti-stambha) emerging from a Kedāra shrine, dissolving mountains into luminous stillness; Śiva not anthropomorphic but as boundless brilliance.
The ultimate reality (Śiva) is one, unborn, and changeless—remembering this leads the mind toward liberation.
The verse is doctrinal within the Kedāra setting, grounding the tirtha’s greatness in the nature of Śiva Himself.
No explicit ritual is given; it is a contemplative teaching suited for dhyāna on Śiva’s supreme attributes.