The Glory of Rudra: The Origin of the Kapālamocana Pilgrimage Site and Rudra’s Expiatory Vow
यद्व्रतं नग्नकपालं यद्बाब्रव्यं त्वया कृतम् ॥ यत्कृतं शुद्धशैवं च तत्तन्नाम्ना भविष्यति
yadvrataṃ nagnakāpālaṃ yadbābhravyaṃ tvayā kṛtam || yatkṛtaṃ śuddhaśaivaṃ ca tattannāmnā bhaviṣyati
วรตะที่ชื่อ “นัคนกาปาละ” และ “บาพฺรวยะ” ที่พระองค์ทรงประกอบ รวมทั้งจารีต “ศุทธไศวะ” ที่พระองค์ทรงปฏิบัติด้วย—ทั้งหมดนั้นจักเป็นที่รู้จักตามนามของตน ๆ
Brahmā
It shows a classificatory impulse: practices are stabilized through naming, enabling later communities to reference, transmit, and institutionalize observances.
No geographic location is specified; the verse concerns terminological standardization of observances.
The passage emphasizes ordered practice and clear categorization—disciplines are presented as identifiable, communicable frameworks rather than private or ambiguous acts.
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