शिवरूपदर्शनम्
Menā’s Vision of Śiva’s Divine Form
तथा जयेति भाषन्तो नानारूपा गणास्तदा । स्वलङ्कृतमहामोदा गिरीशपुरतोऽचरन्
tathā jayeti bhāṣanto nānārūpā gaṇāstadā | svalaṅkṛtamahāmodā girīśapurato'caran
随后,那些伽那众——化现种种奇妙形相——在吉利沙之前往来舞动,高呼“胜利!胜利!”他们各以自有饰物庄严,满怀大欢喜,在主前欣然游行。
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Rudra
Mantra: jaya iti
Type: stotra
Offering: pushpa
It shows the auspicious, satvic joy that arises in Shiva’s presence: the gaṇas rejoice and proclaim victory, reflecting how devotion (bhakti) naturally expresses itself as praise and celebration before the Lord (Pati), who grants protection and spiritual uplift.
The verse emphasizes Saguna Shiva—Girīśa manifest and present—before whom devotees and attendants offer “Jaya” (victory). In Linga-worship too, the devotee approaches Shiva as tangibly present, offering praise, mantra, and celebratory remembrance as an act of upacāra (devotional service).
Chanting Shiva’s victory names (jaya-jaya), kīrtana, and mindful presence before Shiva—especially alongside pañcākṣarī japa (Om Namaḥ Śivāya) and simple offerings—captures the spirit of this verse; it aligns well with Mahāśivarātri-style devotional vigil and praise.