शांभवेनाथ योगेन देहमुत्सृज्य पार्थिवम् । आससादाशवं शांतं शांतसर्वेंद्रियार्थकः
śāṃbhavenātha yogena dehamutsṛjya pārthivam | āsasādāśavaṃ śāṃtaṃ śāṃtasarveṃdriyārthakaḥ
پھر شانبھو یوگ کے ذریعے، اس زمینی جسم کو ترک کر کے وہ سکون کی حالت کو پہنچا؛ اس کی حواس اور ان کے موضوعات سب پوری طرح فرو ہو گئے۔
Skanda
Listener: Primary interlocutor(s) of Kāśīkhaṇḍa discourse
Scene: Ratnabhadra seated in yogic posture on a high mountain ledge, eyes half-closed, aura calm; senses symbolically subdued (quiet animals, still wind), as the subtle body rises toward a serene light.
A dharmic life can culminate in yogic release: serenity arises when the senses and their cravings are calmed through Śiva-centered yoga.
No site is named in this verse; it presents a Shaiva yogic attainment that supports the chapter’s broader Kāśī Māhātmya frame.
Not a ritual but a discipline: Śāmbhava-yoga (Śiva-oriented yogic practice) leading to inner peace and transcendence.