काली-परिचयः / Himagiri Presents Kālī (Pārvatī) to Śiva
अहं तपस्वी योगी च निर्लिप्तो मायया सदा । प्रयोजनं न युक्त्या वै स्त्रिया किं मेस्ति भूधर
ahaṃ tapasvī yogī ca nirlipto māyayā sadā | prayojanaṃ na yuktyā vai striyā kiṃ mesti bhūdhara
Ta là bậc khổ hạnh và yogin, luôn vô nhiễm, chẳng hề bị Māyā chạm đến. Quả thật, đối với ta, liên hệ với một người nữ có ích gì? Hãy nói cho ta, hỡi Đấng mang núi.
Lord Shiva
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Dakṣiṇāmūrti
The verse highlights Shiva as the perfectly detached Pati (Lord) who remains nirlipta—unbound by Māyā—teaching that true yoga is inner freedom from craving and identity-based need.
Shiva’s statement points to the Linga as the symbol of the transcendent, untouched reality; Saguna worship (form-based devotion) becomes a means to realize the same nirlipta Shiva beyond Māyā.
The takeaway is cultivation of vairāgya with Shiva-dhyāna and japa—especially steady remembrance through the Panchakshara (Om Namaḥ Śivāya)—as a practice of remaining inwardly unattached.