कामिक आगम: पूर्व भाग (अष्टाविंशति मूल शैव आगमों का प्रथम एवं सर्वोच्च आगम महाकोश)

बिम्बं पुष्पे च माल्ये च सिद्धान्तेन निवेदितम्।
तन्त्रात्मक शरीरेण मन्त्रमूर्तिमयेन तु॥ १०१
एतेषामुपभेदैश्च सादाख्यं मूर्तिमत् स्थितम्।
kāmikaṁ pādayugmaṁ syādyogajaṁ gulphameva cal
cintyaṁ pādāṅguliḥ proktaḥ kāraṇaṁ jaṅghikā bhavet|| 93
ajitaṁ jānudeśaṁ syād dīptemūrupradeśakam|
sūkṣmaṁ tu guhyamevaṁ syātsahasraṁ kaṭideśakam|| 94
aṁśumān syāt pṛṣṭhatalaṁ suprabhedaṁ tu nābhikam|
vijayaṁ kukṣideśaṁ syān niśvāsaṁ hṛdayaṁ bhavet|| 95
svāyambhuvaṁ stanau dvau tu analaṁ netrameva cal
vīraṁ kaṇṭhapradeśastu rauravaṁ śrotrameva cal| 96
makuṭaṁ mākuṭaṁ tantraṁ aṅgapratyaṅgameva cal
bāhū tu vimalaṁ proktaṁ candrajñānaṁ urassthalam|| 97
bimbatantraṁ suvadanaṁ prodgītaṁ rasanā bhavet|
lalitaṁ syātkapolaṁ tu siddhaṁ caiva lalāṭakam|| 98
santānaṁ kuṇḍalaṁ vidyāccharvoktaṁ upavītakam|
pārameśāna hāraṁ tu kiraṇaṁ ratnabhūṣaṇam|| 99
vātulaṁ vasanaṁ proktaṁ śivadharma tripuṇḍrake|
kalpañcaiva tu saṁyoge śivadharmānulepane|| 100
bimbaṁ puṣpe ca mālye ca siddhāntena niveditam|
tantrātmaka śarīreṇa mantramūrtimayena tu|| 101
eteṣāmupabhedaiśca sādākhyaṁ mūrtimat sthitam|
Lord Siva appears in a form constituted of these Agamas. In this form, the Kamika is present
as His two feet. Yogaja- ankle; Cintya – fingers of the feet; Karana – shank; Ajita – knees;
Dipta – thigh regions; Sukshma – the loins; Sahasra – hip region; Amsuman – back portion;
Suprabheda – navel; Vijaya – stomach; Nisvasa – heart; Svayambhuva – the breast-spots;
Anala – the eyes; Vira – neck portion; Raurava – the ears; Makuta – the crown and the main
parts and sub-parts of the body; Vimala – the shoulders; Candrajnana – the chest region;
Bimba – the well-formed face; Prodgita – tongue; Lalita – the cheek; Siddha – the fore-head;
Santana – the ear rings;Sarvokta – the sacred thread; Paramesvara – ornamental chain; Kirana- the
ornaments made of gems; Vatula – the attire; all the auspicious deeds recommended in these
Agamas – the three stripes of holy ash; all the specific preparations such as arghya-water and
others – the waist-belt and such other items needed for the body; all the directions related to the
worship of Siva – the perfumed unguents; all the vereses related to meditation of form(dhyana)
denote the various flowers and garlands; the principles set forth in the knowledge-section
(jnana pada) – the eatables to be offered to Him. The form of Sadakhya presents itself as associated