Shiva Purana — Rudra Samhita, Shloka 43
शुक्रस्य जठरस्थत्वं तथा मृत्युशमनी-विद्या (Śukra in Śiva’s belly and the death-subduing vidyā)
तुहुंडहुंडादिककुंभजंभविपा कपाकादिमहासुरेन्द्राः । यमालयादद्य पुनर्निवृत्ता विद्रावयंतः प्रमथांश्चरंति
tuhuṃḍahuṃḍādikakuṃbhajaṃbhavipā kapākādimahāsurendrāḥ | yamālayādadya punarnivṛttā vidrāvayaṃtaḥ pramathāṃścaraṃti
强大的阿修罗诸王——图胡ṇḍa、胡ṇḍa、库姆婆、詹婆、毗婆迦、迦婆迦等——今日又自阎摩之境归来，如今四处游行，驱逐普罗摩陀众。
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pasha
Cosmic Event: martial upheaval; return-from-Yama motif (death temporarily reversed)
FAQs
It highlights that beings driven by rajas and tamas may display renewed force even after tasting Yama’s realm, yet such power is cyclical and bound; only Shiva as Pati grants freedom from repeated fear and return.
The verse contrasts transient, fear-based dominance with the enduring refuge of Saguna Shiva (worshipped as the Linga and Lord of the Gaṇas); devotion aligns the practitioner with Shiva’s order rather than the turmoil of asuric impulses.
Remember Shiva as the conqueror of death through japa of the Panchākṣarī (“Om Namaḥ Śivāya”) and steadying the mind with Tripuṇḍra-bhasma and Rudrākṣa as reminders of detachment from fear and aggression.