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    चिताभस्मालेपो गरलमशनं दिक्पटधरो जटाधारी कण्ठे भुजगपतिहारी पशुपतिः । कपाली भूतेशो भजति जगदीशैकपदवीं भवानि त्वत्पाणिग्रहणपरिपाटीफलमिदम् ॥७॥

    (O Mother) (Lord Shankara), who is smeared with chitabhasma (ashes from the cremation ground), whose food is the poison, whose clothes are the directions, … who has matted hairs on his head, who wears the garland of the king of snakes around his neck; (inspite of all this he is called) PashupatI (the lord of the pashus or living beings), he carries a begging bowl of skull in his hand but is worshipped as Bhutesha (the lord of the bhutas or beings) and got the title of Jagadisha eka (One lord of the universe), … O Bhavani, all this is because of the result of your panI grahana (accepting your hand in marriage).