नंदीश्वरस्य तेनैव वपुषा शिवपूजनात् । सिद्धिमालोक्य को राजञ्छंकरं न नमस्यति
naṃdīśvarasya tenaiva vapuṣā śivapūjanāt | siddhimālokya ko rājañchaṃkaraṃ na namasyati
Melihat siddhi yang diperoleh Nandīśvara—melalui pemujaan kepada Śiva dengan tubuh yang sama itu—wahai raja, siapakah yang tidak menunduk menyembah Śaṅkara?
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta), deduced for Māheśvara-khaṇḍa narration
Listener: rājan (king)
Scene: Nandīśvara (bull-headed or bull-associated attendant) is shown attaining radiant siddhi through devoted Śiva-pūjā; a king witnesses and bows to Śaṅkara, inspired by the visible fruit of devotion.
Exemplars like Nandīśvara demonstrate the tangible fruits of Śiva-pūjā, inspiring reverence and surrender to Śaṅkara.
No specific site is named; the verse glorifies Śiva-pūjā through the exemplar of Nandīśvara.
Śiva-pūjana (worship of Śiva) is the explicit practice cited as the cause of siddhi.