श्रीश्चैव हृदये शम्भुस्तथा नाभौ प्रजापतिः । नागश्च नागकन्याश्च उभयोरृषिकन्यकाः
śrīścaiva hṛdaye śambhustathā nābhau prajāpatiḥ | nāgaśca nāgakanyāśca ubhayorṛṣikanyakāḥ
当观想吉祥之力“室利”(Śrī)在心中;又观想商婆(Śambhu,主湿婆)亦在心中;而生主波罗阇钵底(Prajāpati)在脐中。两侧当想见诸那伽与那伽女,并与诸仙之女同在。
Suta Goswami
Tattva Level: pati
Shiva Form: Mahādeva
Shakti Form: Lalitā
Role: nurturing
It teaches nyāsa—placing sacred presences within the body—so the devotee becomes a fit vessel for Śiva-pūjā, aligning inner centers (heart and navel) with auspicious power (Śrī), Śiva (Śambhu), and creative order (Prajāpati).
Nyāsa prepares the worshipper to approach the Liṅga as Saguna Śiva (Śambhu) by internalizing His presence; the external offering to the Liṅga is mirrored by an inner consecration of the body as Śiva’s temple.
Perform deha-nyāsa before Liṅga-pūjā: meditate on Śrī and Śambhu in the heart, Prajāpati in the navel, and visualize protective/attendant beings (Nāgas, Nāga-maidens, Ṛṣi-daughters) on both sides while repeating the Pañcākṣarī ("Om Namaḥ Śivāya").