Maṇḍala–Pūjā–Homa Krama
Maṇḍala Worship and Homa Sequence for the Disciple
लब्धानुज्ञः शिवाच्छैवीं विद्यामस्मै समादिशेत् । ओंकारपूर्विकां तत्र संपुटान्तु नमो ऽंतगाम्
labdhānujñaḥ śivācchaivīṃ vidyāmasmai samādiśet | oṃkārapūrvikāṃ tatra saṃpuṭāntu namo 'ṃtagām
既得湿婆许可,应将舍夷婆的真言明科传授于彼。其法以圣音“唵”(praṇava)为首;并于护持之“桑普塔”(saṁpuṭa)框架之内,安置并运用内向的礼敬词“namo(南无)”。
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Īśāna
Mantra: oṃ ... namaḥ (saṃpuṭa-vidhi indicated; full mantra not explicitly given)
Type: panchakshara
Role: teaching
It emphasizes that Śaiva mantra‑knowledge is transmitted only with Śiva’s sanction and through proper instruction, and that the praṇava (Oṁ) and inner surrender (namo) are central to internalizing Śiva‑consciousness for purification and liberation.
By prescribing a Śaiva vidyā framed with Oṁ and ‘namo’, it supports Saguna worship through mantra that invokes Śiva as the gracious Lord (Pati) approachable by devotion, often practiced alongside liṅga‑pūjā as an inner offering of reverence.
It points to mantra‑dīkṣā and japa using Oṁ as the opening, with a protective ‘saṃpuṭa’ framing and the salutation ‘namo’ internalized—i.e., disciplined recitation and meditation where reverence is carried inward rather than kept merely external.