शिपिविष्टाय भीमाय शेषशायिन्नमोनमः । त्र्यंबकाय जगद्धात्रे विश्वरूपाय वै नमः
śipiviṣṭāya bhīmāya śeṣaśāyinnamonamaḥ | tryaṃbakāya jagaddhātre viśvarūpāya vai namaḥ
شیپی وِشٹ کو، بھیَم (ہیبت ناک) کو، اور شیش پر شایِن کو بار بار نمسکار۔ تریَمبک کو، جگت کے دھاتا کو، اور وِشو روپ کو بھی یقیناً نمسکار۔
Brahmā
Tirtha: Kedāra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Śiva (Tryambaka/Viśvarūpa)
Scene: Brahmā’s stuti crescendos into a vision of paradoxical epithets: the Terrible One, the world-sustainer, the cosmic-form—suggesting a deity whose body contains the universe; subtle Śeṣa imagery appears as a symbolic overlay.
The Lord is both immanent (supporting the cosmos) and transcendent (awe-inspiring); recognizing him as viśvarūpa turns fear into reverence.
Kedāra, where the devas offer metaphysical praise to Śiva as the world-supporting reality.
Repetitive salutation (namo namaḥ) indicates japa-like praise; no formal vrata is specified.
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