स्वर्णं सर्वेषु चास्त्येव तथैव स सदाशिवः । हीनरूपं शोधितं सच्छुद्धिमेति न चैकताम्
svarṇaṃ sarveṣu cāstyeva tathaiva sa sadāśivaḥ | hīnarūpaṃ śodhitaṃ sacchuddhimeti na caikatām
सर्वेषु भूषणेṣu स्वर्णं नूनं विद्यते; तथैव सर्वेषु भूतेषु स सदाशिवोऽस्ति। हीनरूपं यदा शोध्यते तदा सत्शुद्धिमेति, किन्तु सर्वैः सहैकतां न गच्छति।
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta), addressing the sages (deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa convention)
Scene: A metaphysical tableau: many ornaments shimmering, with a subtle luminous presence symbolizing Sadāśiva pervading them; purification shown as a goldsmith refining a crude ornament.
The Divine (Sadāśiva) pervades all, and purification elevates the impure without erasing individual distinctions.
No site is named; the verse is theological, emphasizing Śiva’s presence and the power of purification.
Purification (śodhana) is taught as a principle; no specific rite is detailed.