वरदाभयहस्तं च धारिणं च परश्वधम् । दधानं नागवलयकेयूरांगदमुद्रिकम्
varadābhayahastaṃ ca dhāriṇaṃ ca paraśvadham | dadhānaṃ nāgavalayakeyūrāṃgadamudrikam
Tay Ngài ban ân huệ và ban vô úy, lại cầm rìu (paraśu). Ngài mang vòng tay rắn, vòng bắp tay (keyūra), trang sức cánh tay trên (aṅgada) và nhẫn (mudrikā).
Unspecified (contextual narrator in Brahmottarakhaṇḍa)
Scene: Śiva with two hands in varada and abhaya, another holding paraśu; serpent bracelets and armlets; rings glinting; ornaments detailed and alive, emphasizing both tenderness and martial readiness.
Śiva is both compassionate and formidable—granting boons and protection while wielding the power that cuts ignorance.
No tīrtha is mentioned; the focus is Śiva’s meditative iconography.
Meditative visualization of Śiva’s gestures (varada/abhaya) and implements (axe) along with his serpent ornaments.