Saṃjñā–Chāyā Upākhyāna: Sūrya-tejas, Substitution, and the Birth of Manu, Yama, and Yamunā
न शक्यते तन्मिथ्या वै कर्त्तुं मातृवचस्तव । कृमयो मांसमादाय गमिष्यंति महीतले
na śakyate tanmithyā vai karttuṃ mātṛvacastava | kṛmayo māṃsamādāya gamiṣyaṃti mahītale
Não é possível tornar falsa a palavra de tua mãe. Os vermes levarão a carne e rastejarão sobre a terra.
Parvati (Umā)
Tattva Level: pasha
The verse stresses satya (truthfulness) and the inevitability of bodily decay, encouraging vairāgya (detachment) so the seeker turns toward Pati (Śiva) rather than clinging to the perishable deha.
By highlighting the body’s impermanence, it redirects devotion to the enduring refuge—Saguna Śiva worshipped as the Liṅga—through whom the soul (paśu) is freed from bondage (pāśa).
A practical takeaway is daily remembrance of impermanence while doing japa of the Pañcākṣarī (“Om Namaḥ Śivāya”) and maintaining purity and truthfulness as part of Shaiva vrata-discipline.