बाणस्य शोकः शिवस्मरणं च — Bāṇa’s Grief and the Turn to Śiva-Remembrance
वारीश्च विविधाकारा दर्शयित्वा शनैश्शनः । तथा शोणितधाराभिस्सिञ्चयित्वा महीतलम्
vārīśca vividhākārā darśayitvā śanaiśśanaḥ | tathā śoṇitadhārābhissiñcayitvā mahītalam
他渐次显现诸水,化作种种形相;继而以血流成瀑,浸润大地之表。
Sūta Gosvāmin (narrating the battle events to the sages at Naimiṣāraṇya)
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Bhairava
It depicts overwhelming, world-shaking manifestations—signals of the irresistible power of Rudra in the cosmic order, where even nature’s elements become instruments revealing the gravity of adharma and the inevitability of its restraint.
Such descriptions emphasize Saguna Shiva’s sovereign agency: the Lord who, for the protection of dharma, can manifest awe-inspiring forms and omens; devotion to the Linga anchors the mind in the compassionate Lord even amid fearful appearances.
The takeaway is steadiness in japa and worship—especially Panchākṣarī (Om Namaḥ Śivāya) with Tripuṇḍra and Rudrākṣa—so the devotee remains inwardly calm when confronted with intense outer events.