Sūtra 20 of 20 · The means and the fruit
तदा प्रकाशानन्दसारमहामन्त्रवीर्यात्मकपूर्णाहन्तावेशात्सदा सर्वसर्गसंहारकारिनिजसंविद्देवताचक्रेश्वरताप्राप्तिर्भवति इति शिवम्
tadā prakāśānandasāramahāmantravīryātmakapūrṇāhantāveśātsadā sarvasargasaṃhārakārinijasaṃviddevatācakreśvaratāprāptirbhavati iti śivam
Then, through immersion (āveśa) in the perfect I-ness (pūrṇāhantā) — whose essence is light (prakāśa) and bliss (ānanda), and whose nature is the potency (vīrya) of the great mantra — there is the perpetual attainment of lordship over the wheel of the deities of one's own innate consciousness (nijasaṃvid), which brings about all emanation (sarga) and reabsorption (saṃhāra). This is Śiva.
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