Maṇḍala–Pūjā–Homa Krama
Maṇḍala Worship and Homa Sequence for the Disciple
प्रणम्योद्वासयेत्तस्मान्मंडलात्पावकादपि । ततः सदसिकाः सर्वे पूज्याः पूजार्हकाः क्रमात्
praṇamyodvāsayettasmānmaṃḍalātpāvakādapi | tataḥ sadasikāḥ sarve pūjyāḥ pūjārhakāḥ kramāt
既已恭敬顶礼,便应将所迎请的临在从那神圣曼荼罗中正式送还——乃至从火中亦然。随后,凡坐于会众中的诸位司仪,皆为应受供养者,当依次加以礼敬。
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pasha
Shiva Form: Sadāśiva
Offering: dhupa
It teaches that Shaiva worship must be completed with reverence and closure: the invoked sacred presence is respectfully released, and gratitude is expressed by honouring those who upheld the rite—reflecting dharma, humility, and disciplined bhakti.
In Saguna Shiva worship, the deity is invoked into a prepared locus (mandala, fire, linga). This verse emphasizes udvāsana—formally concluding that invocation—so the puja remains complete, orderly, and aligned with traditional Shaiva ritual integrity.
Perform udvāsana after offerings: bow, request completion, and ritually dismiss the presence from the mandala and fire; then honour the officiants in sequence (dakṣiṇā/anna/vastra as appropriate), maintaining a calm, grateful mind.