Kailashapada Samhita
This part describes the different sacred places associated with Shiva worship.
लवथवती विक्राळा ब्रह्मांडी माळा ।
वीषें कंठ काळा त्रिनेत्रीं ज्वाळा ॥
लावण्यसुंदर मस्तकीं बाळा ।
तेथुनियां जल निर्मळ वाहे झुळझूळां ॥ १ ॥
जय देव जय देव जय श्रीशंकरा ।
आरती ओवाळूं तुज कर्पूरगौरा ॥ ध्रु० ॥
कर्पूरगौरा भोळा नयनीं विशाळा ।
अर्धांगीं पार्वती सुमनांच्या माळा ॥
विभुतीचें उधळण शितिकंठ नीळा ।
ऐसा शंकर शोभे उमावेल्हाळा ॥ जय देव० ॥ २ ॥
देवीं दैत्य सागरमंथन पै केलें ।
त्यामाजीं जें अवचित हळाहळ उठिलें ॥
तें त्वां असुरपणें प्राशन केलें ।
नीळकंठ नाम प्रसिद्ध झालें ॥ जय देव० ॥ ३ ॥
व्याघ्रांबर फणिवरधर सुंदर मदनारी ।
पंचानन मनमोहन मुनिजनसुखकारी ॥
शतकोटीचें बीज वाचे उच्चारी ।
रघुकुळटिळक रामदासा अंतरीं ॥ जय देव जय देव० ॥ ४ ॥
Meaning :
Lavthavti Vikrala, adorned with cosmic garlands
With poison in his throat, the dark one with three fiery eyes.
Gracefully beautiful, with a young one on his head
From there, pure water flows in streams.
Hail Lord, Hail Lord, Hail to Shri Shankara
I perform your aarti, O Karpuragoura (white as camphor).
Karpuragoura, innocent with wide eyes
With Parvati as his consort, adorned with garlands of flowers.
Sprinkling sacred ash, with a blue neck
Such a Shankara, pleasing to Uma, appears.
The gods and demons churned the ocean
From it arose unexpected poison.
You, bravely, consumed it
Thus, you became renowned as Neelkanth (the blue-necked one).
Wearing tiger skin, bearer of serpents, beautiful destroyer of Kamadeva
Beloved of sages, charming to the mind, source of happiness to ascetics.
Source of infinite energy, as declared by countless voices
Ramdas, the jewel of the Raghu dynasty, holds you in his heart.