समयाह्वय-संस्कारः — Rite of ‘Samayāhvaya’ and the Preparatory Layout
Maṇḍapa, Vedi, Kuṇḍas, Maṇḍala, Śiva-kumbha
संतर्पणाय मूलस्य तेनैवाहुतयो दश । देयास्तिस्रस्तथांगानामंगैरेव यथाक्रमम्
saṃtarpaṇāya mūlasya tenaivāhutayo daśa | deyāstisrastathāṃgānāmaṃgaireva yathākramam
Upang pagyamanin at bigyang-kasiyahan ang ugat (mūla) ng mantra o ng Diyos, sampung handog ang dapat ialay gamit ang mismong mantrang iyon. Gayundin, para sa mga sangkap (aṅga), tig-tatlong handog sa bawat isa, gamit ang kani-kaniyang aṅga-mantra ayon sa wastong pagkakasunod.
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Sadāśiva
Role: liberating
Offering: naivedya
It teaches that worship is completed by honoring both the essence (mūla) and its extensions (aṅgas): the root mantra establishes union with Pati (Shiva), and the aṅgas systematically integrate the practitioner’s body-mind into the mantra’s discipline, supporting purification and grace.
In Saguna worship of Shiva—especially in Linga-pūjā—mantra and offering work together: the mūla-mantra addresses Shiva directly, while the aṅga-mantras complete the rite in ordered parts, making the external offering mirror an inner consecration.
A homa-style practice: offer ten āhutis with the mūla-mantra, then offer three āhutis for each aṅga in sequence using the corresponding aṅga-mantras—supporting focused japa, nyāsa, and disciplined mantra-sādhana.