Skandapurana 7.16.24.5

7.16.24.5

-.. ' ' ' ' ' - - - - - - - - . . 54. . .
' ' ' ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - vāṅmanobhiḥ . . 55. .
yenye kuśāstramalapaṅkavimagnadehā mokṣepyatastava vibho caraṇā - - - .
te vo - - - - .. - - - stuvanti mūḍhā mṛgā iva vane mṛgatṛṣṇikābhiḥ . .56. .
- - ṅkuśaṅkitataṭe smṛti - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .
- - - - - - - - - - pyaṭena pūṣā19 karoti vimalaṃ kiraṇaughajālaiḥ . . 57..
pakṣe tapaścarati yena kalāvaśeṣaścandropi te haratavottamapādamūle .
naktaṃ tu śūlahasitai rajamīmukhāni sampūrṇamaṇḍalavapurdhavalīkaroti .. 58. .
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19 karokaro - kha. .
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- ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - vasavo marutośvinau ca .
bhṛgvādayaśca ṛṣayastatra deva siddhāḥ20 siddhiṃ gatāścaraṇapadmavaraprasādāt . . 8.155.60 . .
kailāsa - - - - - - - - rdravāya devāya - - layalāṅkitamekhalāya21 .
badghvāsanaṃ paramamunnatacārumūrtiṃ yogeśvaraṃ dibhumahad bhuvanasya bhūtyai . .61 . .
- - - - - sāsi pūrva22madṛṣṭapūrvā sā sā spṛhāṃ prakuraṣe mahatīṃ janasya .
tasmājjaṭendurivajā(?) rdhaśarīrayogād gaṅgāṃ ca23 deva bhajase tvamapūrvavattām ..62..
- - - - - - - - śīrṇa - - - saṃsthaiḥ samyagvareśvararuṣā sadasograkaṇṭha (?) .
te deva lokavijayaṃ tava deva yāvad duṣṭasya vaktrakamalāni niveditāni . .63 . .
kailāsamerumalayodaramandareṣu vidyādharairmunimahoragakinnaraiśca .
abhyarcyase kula - ṭāyana - - - - - - - - - - - - madhurairvacobhiḥ . . 64. .
- - - - - - ye - bhaktyā sarva - - - - - - majaraṃ - - - mātmavedyam .

[…] // 54
[…] with speech and mind. // 55
Those who have their bodies immersed in the impure mud of the Kuśa weapons, even in [their quest for] liberation, O Lord, your feet […] / they […] deluded, praise […], like deer in the forest led astray by mirages. // 56
[…] on the bank marked with […] memory […] / […] through his wandering the sun makes it spotless with streams of rays. // 57
For a fortnight, through which the moon has only a single digit left, he performs austerity at the base of your excellent feet, O Hara; / at night, however, with the laughter of your trident, his body forming a full disc, he whitens the faces of the quarters. // 58
[…] the Vasus, the Maruts, and the two Aśvins, / and the seers headed by Bhṛgu, O God, and the siddhas there attained perfection through the grace of the boon of your lotus feet. // 8.155.60
To the God on Kailāsa […] having a girdle marked with […] / having assumed the supreme posture, possessing an exalted, beautiful form, the Lord of yoga […] for the welfare of the world. // 61
[…] you are unprecedented; being unseen before, she arouses great desire in people; / therefore, like the moon in the matted locks, from the union of half the body, you, O God, resort to the Gaṅgā possessing novelty. // 62
[…] through the anger of the Lord of boons […] fierce-throated, / so long as the lotus-like faces of the wicked one were offered for your conquest of the worlds, O God. // 63
In Kailāsa, Meru, the interior of Malaya, and Mandara, by Vidyādharas, sages, great serpents, and Kinnaras, / you are worshiped […] with sweet words. // 64
[…] who with devotion […] ageless […] to be known by the self.