Shiva’s Wedding Procession to Kailasa and the Marriage of Girija (Kali)
ततः संपूज्य विधिना फलमूलादिभिः शुभैः विसर्जयामास शनैः शैलराड् ऋषिपुङ्गवान्
tataḥ saṃpūjya vidhinā phalamūlādibhiḥ śubhaiḥ visarjayāmāsa śanaiḥ śailarāḍ ṛṣipuṅgavān
Rồi, sau khi cung kính cúng dường đúng nghi thức bằng các thứ cát tường như trái cây, rễ củ v.v., chúa tể núi non (Śailarāṭ) từ tốn tiễn các bậc hiền thánh (ṛṣi) ưu tú lui về.
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Honoring sages with simple, pure offerings (phala-mūla) underscores that sincerity and dharmic procedure matter more than opulence; respectful leave-taking is itself part of right conduct.
Falls under Vamśānucarita / narrative ethics (ācāra) in the purāṇic storyline—illustrating dharma through exemplary behavior rather than cosmological categories.
Fruit-and-root offerings symbolize sāttvika hospitality and forest-ascetic values; ‘śanaiḥ’ suggests measured restraint—dharma expressed as gentleness and decorum.