शिवसंस्कार-दीक्षानिरूपणम् (Śivasaṃskāra and the Typology of Dīkṣā)
तेषामध्वविशुद्ध्यादि कुर्यान्मातृकुलोचितम् । या तु कन्या स्वपित्राद्यैश्शिवधर्मे नियोजिता
teṣāmadhvaviśuddhyādi kuryānmātṛkulocitam | yā tu kanyā svapitrādyaiśśivadharme niyojitā
对他们,应依母系家族之相宜方式,举行以净化“阿德梵”(adhvan,道途/显现层级)等为始的仪式。然而,那位少女,已由其父亲及其他监护者正式安置于湿婆之法(Śiva-dharma)中——
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pasha
Shiva Form: Tatpuruṣa
Significance: Frames adhva-viśuddhi as a structured means to remove obscuration (tirodhāna) and prepare the aspirant for Śiva-dharma; acknowledges lineage-based ritual conventions.
Role: teaching
It emphasizes that entry into Śiva-dharma is not casual: one should undergo purificatory disciplines (adhva-viśuddhi) aligned with rightful tradition, so the aspirant becomes fit for Śiva’s path—moving from impurity and bondage (pāśa) toward Śiva’s grace (anugraha).
Purification rites prepare the devotee to approach Saguna Śiva in proper observance—such as orderly initiation, vows, and regulated worship—so Linga-upāsanā is performed with inner and outer fitness rather than mere formality.
It points to preliminary purifications (adhva-śuddhi) and formal authorization/engagement in Śiva-dharma—practically expressed through disciplined Shaiva observances such as mantra-japa (notably the Pañcākṣarī), purity regulations, and preparatory rites before regular worship.