नमस्कृत्याथ सम्पूज्य भक्त्या परमयान्विताः । शतरुद्रादिभिः स्तुत्वा स्तुतिभिर्व्वेदपारगाः
namaskṛtyātha sampūjya bhaktyā paramayānvitāḥ | śatarudrādibhiḥ stutvā stutibhirvvedapāragāḥ
பின்னர் அவர்கள் வணங்கி முறையாகப் பூஜை செய்து, பரம பக்தியால் நிறைந்து, சதருத்ரீயம் முதலான வேத ஸ்துதிகளால் சிவனைப் போற்றினர்.
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pashu
Shiva Form: Īśāna
Jyotirlinga: Viśvanātha
Sthala Purana: In the Kāśī setting, the sages perform namaskāra and sampūjā and praise Śiva with Śatarudrīya—typical of Viśvanātha worship where Vedic stuti accompanies temple ritual.
Significance: Vedic stuti (Śatarudrīya) and pūjā are framed as direct means to win Śiva’s prasāda (anugraha), culminating in liberation discourse in the Mukti-maṇḍapa.
Mantra: (Quoted by reference) Śatarudrīya (Śatarudra) and allied Vedic stutis.
Type: rudram
Role: liberating
Offering: pushpa
It teaches that true approach to Pati (Śiva) begins with humility (namaskāra), proper worship (pūjā), and mature bhakti, supported by sacred sound (stuti) as a purifier of the bound soul (paśu).
The sequence—bowing, worship, and hymn-recitation—reflects standard Saguna Śiva-upāsanā: honoring the Lord in a worshipful form (often the Liṅga) and praising Him through authoritative Vedic hymns like the Śatarudrīya.
Perform Śiva-pūjā with reverence and recite Śatarudrīya (or other Śiva-stutis) as japa/chanting; this pairs devotional intent with mantra-centered contemplation of Śiva.