सृष्टिवर्णनम्
Cosmogony and the Roles of the Trimūrti
अतस्सनत्कुमारस्तु तेजस्संक्षिप्य तिष्ठति । तेषां सप्तमहावंशा दिव्या देवर्षिपूजिताः
atassanatkumārastu tejassaṃkṣipya tiṣṭhati | teṣāṃ saptamahāvaṃśā divyā devarṣipūjitāḥ
Por isso Sanatkumāra, recolhendo e concentrando o seu fulgor em si mesmo, permanece estabelecido na quietude. Dessa linhagem sagrada surgem sete grandes linhagens divinas, reverenciadas e adoradas até pelos devarṣis.
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pashu
Shiva Form: Dakṣiṇāmūrti
It highlights yogic mastery: withdrawing tejas (inner spiritual radiance) and abiding steadily, which in Shaiva thought supports purification of the bound soul (paśu) and prepares it for Shiva’s grace leading toward liberation.
The verse emphasizes inner steadiness and containment of power—an inward counterpart to outward Linga worship. In Saguna practice, devotion to Shiva’s form matures into inward concentration where the devotee gathers the mind and prana, making worship both external (archana) and internal (dhyana).
Meditative withdrawal (pratyāhāra/dhyāna) is implied: collect the senses and mind inward while repeating Shiva’s mantra (especially the Panchakshara, “Om Namaḥ Śivāya”), cultivating stillness and luminous awareness.