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Vijñāna Bhairava (विज्ञान भैरव)

शक्त्यवस्थाप्रविष्टस्य निर्विभागेन भावना ।
तदासौ शिवरूपी स्यात् शैवी मुखमिहोच्यते
śaktyavasthāpraviṣṭasya nirvibhāgena bhāvanā |
tadāsau śivarūpī syāt śaivī mukham ihocyate

The line

For one who has entered the state of śakti (शक्ति), contemplation goes without a division. Then he would be one whose form is Śiva (शिव). Here the śaiva (शैव) Goddess is called the entrance.

नेपालीमा

शक्तिको अवस्थामा पसेकाको भावना विभागविहीन हुन्छ। तब उनी शिवरूपी हुन्छन्। यहाँ शैव देवीलाई मुख, अर्थात् प्रवेशद्वार, भनिन्छ।

Where it sits

23 asks kair upāyair mukhaṃ tasya (कैरुपायैर् मुखं तस्य), by what means that entrance comes. This verse has already called the Goddess the entrance.

Split: śaktyavasthāpraviṣṭasya (शक्त्यवस्थाप्रविष्टस्य) + nirvibhāgena (निर्विभागेन) + bhāvanā (भावना) + tadā (तदा) + asau (असौ) + śivarūpī (शिवरूपी) + syāt (स्यात्) + śaivī (शैवी) + mukham (मुखम्) + iha (इह) + ucyate (उच्यते)

Sanskrit, in depth

The words

WordGrammarSense
śaktyavasthāpraviṣṭasya (शक्त्यवस्थाप्रविष्टस्य)genitive singular, masculineof one who has entered the state of śakti (शक्ति). praviṣṭa (प्रविष्ट) is entered.
nirvibhāgena (निर्विभागेन)instrumental singular, masculinewithout division.
bhāvanā (भावना)nominative singular, femininecontemplation, a bringing into being.
tadā (तदा)indeclinablethen.
asau (असौ)nominative singular, masculinethat one.
śivarūpī (शिवरूपी)nominative singular, masculineone whose form is Śiva (शिव). The suffix in (इन्).
syāt (स्यात्)optative, third person singularhe would be.
śaivī (शैवी)nominative singular, femininethe śaiva (शैव) Goddess, the feminine of Śiva (शिव).
mukham (मुखम्)nominative singular, neutermouth, face, entrance.
iha (इह)indeclinablehere.
ucyate (उच्यते)present passive, third person singularis called. From vac (वच्).

The phrases

The genitive is the person. bhāvanā (भावना) is what he has, and nirvibhāgena (निर्विभागेन) is its manner. tadā (तदा) marks the result: he would be śivarūpī (शिवरूपी). The last clause renames śaivī (शैवी) as mukham (मुखम्), the entrance.

Sanskrit in this line

ihocyate (इहोच्यते) is iha (इह) plus ucyate (उच्यते). a (अ) plus u (उ) becomes o (ओ).

Say it back

Say what this book calls the entrance.