Shloka 7
Adhyaya 52 — The Manifestation of Nilalohita (Rudra) and the Allocation of His Names, Abodes, Consorts, and Lineages
भवं शर्वं तथेशानं तथा पशुपतिं प्रभुः ।
भीममुग्रं महादेवमुवाच स पितामहः ॥
bhavaṁ śarvaṁ tatheśānaṁ tathā paśupatiṁ prabhuḥ / bhīmam ugraṁ mahādevam uvāca sa pitāmahaḥ
那位大祖（梵天 Brahmā）宣说诸名：婆婆（Bhava）、舍尔瓦（Śarva）、伊舍那（Īśāna）、兽主（Paśupati）、可畏者（Bhīma）、猛厉者（Ugra）以及大天（Mahādeva），并另有“鲁陀罗”（Rudra）之名。
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FAQs
Multiple names indicate multiple functions: lordship (Īśāna), guardianship over beings (Paśupati), awe-inspiring transformation (Bhīma/Ugra), and benevolent greatness (Mahādeva).
Sarga: naming and functional differentiation of a cosmic principle into an organized set.
The eightfold Rudra schema maps Śiva’s presence across cosmic layers; epithets act as ‘handles’ for meditation, each drawing forth a distinct experiential register of the same reality.