प्रिये रुद्रेण रौद्रेण छिन्नं चक्रेण मे शिरः । तावत्वत्सिद्धियोगाच्च त्वद्गतेन ममात्मना
priye rudreṇa raudreṇa chinnaṃ cakreṇa me śiraḥ | tāvatvatsiddhiyogācca tvadgatena mamātmanā
“Wahai kekasih, Rudra yang garang telah memenggal kepalaku dengan cakra yang dahsyat. Namun, dengan kuasa siddhi-yoga milikmu, jiwaku tetap tertuju kepadamu dan terus tersokong.”
Jālandhara (speaking to Vṛndā)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Vṛndā
Scene: The narrator describes Rudra in fierce form severing his head with a terrible discus; simultaneously, an unseen yogic force from Vṛndā sustains his life and keeps his self oriented toward her.
Śiva’s supremacy is affirmed, while the Purāṇa also acknowledges the potency of austere devotion (siddhi) in shaping events.
No tīrtha is named in this verse; it belongs to a larger tīrtha-māhātmya narrative framework.
None explicitly; ‘siddhi’ implies prior tapas/vow-power but no specific rite is stated here.