अत्र सौवर्ण्यदोलायां लिंग आरोपिते जनैः । निशायामधिरूह्याऽहं दोलां तां च व्यचालयम्
atra sauvarṇyadolāyāṃ liṃga āropite janaiḥ | niśāyāmadhirūhyā'haṃ dolāṃ tāṃ ca vyacālayam
ဤနေရာ၌ လူတို့က ရွှေအလှည့်တံတားပေါ်၌ လိင်္ဂကို တင်ထားသောအခါ၊ ညအချိန်၌ ငါသည် ထိုအလှည့်ပေါ် တက်၍ လှုပ်ယမ်းစေ하였다။
Gṛdhra (continuing narration)
Tirtha: Jagadyogeśvara
Type: temple
Listener: Indradyumna
Scene: At night in a Śiva temple festival, the liṅga rests on a golden swing; a monkey climbs onto the swing and sets it gently swaying, lamps flickering in the dark shrine.
Even unintended participation around Śiva’s worship can become a karmic cause for future uplift when connected to a sacred rite.
The Śiva shrine previously identified as Jagadyogeśvara, where the Liṅga is honored with a swing-rite.
A festival practice of placing the Śiva-liṅga on a swing (dolā/āndolana) and ceremonially swaying it.