सतीकृतप्रार्थना तथा परतत्त्वजिज्ञासा — Satī’s Prayer and Inquiry into the Supreme Principle
तत्र शास्त्रं सयंत्रं हि सपंचाङ्गं महेश्वरः । बभाषे महिमानं च तत्तद्दैववरस्य वै
tatra śāstraṃ sayaṃtraṃ hi sapaṃcāṅgaṃ maheśvaraḥ | babhāṣe mahimānaṃ ca tattaddaivavarasya vai
وہاں مہیشور نے یَنتر سمیت شاستر کو اُس کے پانچ اجزاء کے ساتھ بیان کیا؛ اور اُن اُن بہترین دیوی ورتوں کی عظمت بھی ظاہر فرمائی۔
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Sadāśiva
The verse highlights Śiva as the supreme teacher (Pati) who reveals not only doctrine (śāstra) but also the practical means (yantṛa/discipline) and a complete, fivefold structure of sādhanā—showing that liberation arises from right knowledge joined with right practice under Śiva’s grace.
By stating that Maheśvara taught a method with defined components, it supports Saguna worship in a regulated way—typical of Liṅga-upāsanā where devotion is expressed through prescribed limbs (aṅgas) and observances, each praised for its power to purify and focus the devotee on Śiva.
A structured, multi-limbed Shaiva practice is implied—worship done with a clear vidhi (method), often expressed through aṅgas such as mantra-japa, offerings, purification disciplines, and contemplative focus on Śiva; the verse stresses honoring each observance as divinely potent.