शिवस्य परमं स्थानं यत्सुरैरपि दुर्लभम् । क्रीडते स्वेच्छया तत्र यावच्चन्द्रार्कतारकम्
śivasya paramaṃ sthānaṃ yatsurairapi durlabham | krīḍate svecchayā tatra yāvaccandrārkatārakam
Ele alcança a morada suprema de Śiva, difícil de obter até mesmo para os deuses. Ali permanece em liberdade e deleite, enquanto perdurarem a lua, o sol e as estrelas.
Unspecified narrator (continuing Śiva-quoted phalaśruti context)
Tirtha: Dhautapāpa
Type: tirtha
Listener: King/interlocutor
Scene: The soul arrives at Śiva’s radiant realm—an ethereal Kailāsa-like city of light—where divine freedom and bliss prevail; celestial bodies (sun, moon, stars) appear as a cosmic clock indicating the vast duration of stay.
The highest aspiration is framed as nearness to Śiva, surpassing even celestial attainments.
Dhautapāpa Tīrtha, whose merit is said to lead to Śiva’s supreme realm.
No specific rite here; it states the ultimate fruit of the tīrtha’s merit.