सूर्यरथ-रचना, ध्रुव-प्रेरणा, मास-गणाः च
Jyotish-chakra: Surya’s Motion and Monthly Retinues
एते देवा वसन्त्यर्के द्वौ द्वौ मासौ क्रमेण तु स्थानाभिमानिनो ह्येते गणा द्वादश सप्तकाः
ete devā vasantyarke dvau dvau māsau krameṇa tu sthānābhimānino hyete gaṇā dvādaśa saptakāḥ
Estas divindades habitam no Sol, em devida ordem, por dois meses cada uma. De fato, são os gaṇas que presidem às suas estações: doze grupos, cada qual com sete, sustentando o ritmo cósmico em serviço a Pati na sua forma solar.
Suta Goswami (narrating the cosmological arrangement to the sages of Naimisharanya)
It frames cosmic order as a form of divine service: the Sun’s regulated cycle is upheld by appointed gaṇas, implying that worship of the Linga (Pati) aligns the devotee (paśu) with the same ordained rhythm of dharma and time.
Shiva-tattva is implied as sovereign governance (Pati): even the solar sphere functions through delegated hosts and stations, indicating a higher Lordship behind cosmic time and its administrators.
No specific rite is prescribed in this verse, but it supports kāla-śuddhi and vrata-orientation—timed observances and disciplined practice—central to Shaiva sadhana and Pashupata restraint aligned with cosmic cycles.