Sagara-vaṃśa-prasavaḥ — The Birth of Sagara’s Sons and the Bhāgīratha Lineage
मरुन्नामा सुतस्तस्य योगसिद्धो बभूव ह । असावास्तेऽद्यापि प्रभुः कलापग्रामसंज्ञके
marunnāmā sutastasya yogasiddho babhūva ha | asāvāste'dyāpi prabhuḥ kalāpagrāmasaṃjñake
他的儿子名为摩鲁,确已圆满成就瑜伽之悉地。那位具主宰威德的圣仙,至今仍住在名为“迦罗帕村”(Kalāpa-grāma)之地。
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pashu
Shiva Form: Dakṣiṇāmūrti
Significance: Kalāpa-grāma is presented as a siddha-sthāna where perfected yogins abide; remembrance/śravaṇa of such siddha-abodes is framed as inspiring vairāgya and yoga-sādhana.
Role: liberating
It highlights the Shaiva ideal that through disciplined yoga aligned to Pati (Lord Shiva), a seeker can attain yogic perfection and steady abidance—symbolized by Maru’s continued presence in a sacred abode.
Though the verse speaks of yogic attainment, in the Shiva Purana such siddhi is traditionally grounded in devotion to Saguna Shiva—often expressed through Linga worship, mantra-japa, and reverence to Shiva as the bestower of grace that matures yoga into liberation.
The implied takeaway is sustained Shiva-oriented yoga: steady meditation and mantra-japa (especially the Panchakshara, “Om Namaḥ Śivāya”), supported by Shaiva disciplines like sacred ash (tripuṇḍra) and Rudraksha where applicable.