शिवमायाप्रभाववर्णनम्
Description of the Power/Effects of Śiva’s Māyā
गरुडः शांडिलीं कन्यां नेतुकामस्सुमोहितः । विज्ञातस्तु तया सद्यो दग्धपक्षो बभूव ह
garuḍaḥ śāṃḍilīṃ kanyāṃ netukāmassumohitaḥ | vijñātastu tayā sadyo dagdhapakṣo babhūva ha
گرُڑ شاندِلی کنیا کو لے جانے کی خواہش میں سخت موہت تھا؛ مگر اس نے فوراً اسے پہچان لیا اور اسی دم اس کے پر جل گئے۔
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pasha
Shiva Form: Mahadeva
Role: destructive
It shows how kāma (grasping desire) and moha (delusion) immediately bring impairment and loss of power; spiritual strength is preserved by dharma and inner restraint, not by force.
In Shaiva thought, Saguna Shiva protects dharma and dissolves adharma-born pride; the verse echoes that divine order (Shiva’s śakti) nullifies wrongful intent, guiding the seeker from impulse toward devotion and discipline.
A practical takeaway is japa of the Panchakshara (“Om Namaḥ Śivāya”) to burn moha, along with simple vows of self-restraint (niyama) and prayer for right intention before action.