शैवधर्मप्रशंसा तथा पञ्चविधसाधनविभागः / Praise of Śaiva Dharma and the Fivefold Classification of Practice
नाभौ चाष्टाहुतीर्हुत्वा पूर्णाहुत्या नमस्ततः । अष्टपुष्पप्रदानेन कृत्वाभ्यर्चनमंतिमम्
nābhau cāṣṭāhutīrhutvā pūrṇāhutyā namastataḥ | aṣṭapuṣpapradānena kṛtvābhyarcanamaṃtimam
ချက်တင်ကို အတွင်းယဇ်ပလ္လင်အဖြစ်ယူ၍ အဟုတိ ၈ ကြိမ် ပူဇော်ပြီး၊ နောက်ဆုံး ပြည့်စုံသော ပူဇော်အဟုတိဖြင့် နမස්ကာရပြုလျက်၊ ပန်း ၈ ပွင့်ကို ဆက်ကပ်ကာ နောက်ဆုံး အဘိဓာနပူဇာကို ပြီးစီးစေ၍ သီဝဘုရားအား အာရాధနာပွဲကို တံဆိပ်ခတ်သကဲ့သို့ ပြုရမည်။
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pashu
Shiva Form: Mahādeva
Offering: pushpa
It teaches that Śiva-worship is both ritual and inward: the “navel” functions as an inner altar, and the structured offerings culminate in a complete surrender (namas) that seals devotion and steadies the mind toward Śiva, the Pati.
The sequence mirrors Linga-pūjā’s completion rites (final oblation and flower offering), while also pointing to Saguna worship internalized through yogic concentration—seeing Śiva’s presence both in the icon/linga and within the subtle centers.
Offer a measured set of oblations (symbolically eight) with a concluding pūrṇāhuti, then complete worship with eight flowers—paired with a final namas; meditative takeaway: focus awareness at the navel-center while repeating Śiva-mantra (e.g., the Pañcākṣarī).