Sri Sadāsiva Stuti from Bhāgavatam (during Ocean Churning)

 

Skandham 8. Chapter 7 of Bhagavatham. 

As that effervescent, irresistible unbearable poison of deadly force spread in each and every direction, above and below, creatures along with their leaders became terribly afraid, and for want of protection flew to Lord Sadasiva for protection (śaraṇaṁ sadāśivam)

Beholding that foremost One, seated along with his divine Consort on Kailasa,  for the welfare of the three worlds, and practicing tapas, so agreeable to sages, all deities paid obeisance to him and offered their prayer.

TEXT 21

śrī-prajāpataya ūcuḥ

deva-deva mahā-deva bhūtātman bhūta-bhāvana 

trāhi naḥ śaraṇāpannāṁs trailokya-dahanād viṣāt

TEXT 22

tvam ekaḥ sarva-jagata

īśvaro bandha-mokṣayoḥ

taṁ tvām arcanti kuśalāḥ

prapannārti-haraṁ gurum

TEXT 23

guṇa-mayyā sva-śaktyāsya

sarga-sthity-apyayān vibho

dhatse yadā sva-dṛg bhūman

brahma-viṣṇu-śivābhidhām

TEXT 24

tvaṁ brahma paramaṁ guhyaṁ

sad-asad-bhāva-bhāvanam

nānā-śaktibhir ābhātas

tvam ātmā jagad-īśvaraḥ

TEXT 25

tvaṁ śabda-yonir jagad-ādir ātmā

prāṇendriya-dravya-guṇaḥ svabhāvaḥ

kālaḥ kratuḥ satyam ṛtaṁ ca dharmas

tvayy akṣaraṁ yat tri-vṛd-āmananti

TEXT 26

agnir mukhaṁ te ’khila-devatātmā

kṣitiṁ vidur loka-bhavāṅghri-paṅkajam

kālaṁ gatiṁ te ’khila-devatātmano

diśaś ca karṇau rasanaṁ jaleśam

TEXT 27

nābhir nabhas te śvasanaṁ nabhasvān

sūryaś ca cakṣūṁṣi jalaṁ sma retaḥ

parāvarātmāśrayaṇaṁ tavātmā

somo mano dyaur bhagavan śiras te

TEXT 28

kukṣiḥ samudrā girayo ’sthi-saṅghā

romāṇi sarvauṣadhi-vīrudhas te

chandāṁsi sākṣāt tava sapta dhātavas

trayī-mayātman hṛdayaṁ sarva-dharmaḥ

TEXT 29

mukhāni pañcopaniṣadas taveśa

yais triṁśad-aṣṭottara-mantra-vargaḥ

yat tac chivākhyaṁ paramātma-tattvaṁ

deva svayaṁ-jyotir avasthitis te

TEXT 30

chāyā tv adharmormiṣu yair visargo

netra-trayaṁ sattva-rajas-tamāṁsi

sāṅkhyātmanaḥ śāstra-kṛtas tavekṣā

chandomayo deva ṛṣiḥ purāṇaḥ

TEXT 31

na te giri-trākhila-loka-pāla-

viriñca-vaikuṇṭha-surendra-gamyam

jyotiḥ paraṁ yatra rajas tamaś ca

sattvaṁ na yad brahma nirasta-bhedam

TEXT 32

kāmādhvara-tripura-kālagarādy-aneka-

bhūta-druhaḥ kṣapayataḥ stutaye na tat te

yas tv anta-kāla idam ātma-kṛtaṁ sva-netra-

vahni-sphuliṅga-śikhayā bhasitaṁ na veda

TEXT 33

ye tv ātma-rāma-gurubhir hṛdi cintitāṅghri-

dvandvaṁ carantam umayā tapasābhitaptam

katthanta ugra-paruṣaṁ nirataṁ śmaśāne

te nūnam ūtim avidaṁs tava hāta-lajjāḥ

TEXT 34

tat tasya te sad-asatoḥ parataḥ parasya

nāñjaḥ svarūpa-gamane prabhavanti bhūmnaḥ

brahmādayaḥ kim uta saṁstavane vayaṁ tu

tat-sarga-sarga-viṣayā api śakti-mātram

TEXT 35

etat paraṁ prapaśyāmo

na paraṁ te maheśvara

mṛḍanāya hi lokasya

vyaktis te ’vyakta-karmaṇaḥ

As Parameshwara swallowed the poison, his throat turned blue and it became an ornament to Him. (yac cakāra gale nīlaṁ tac ca sādhor vibhūṣaṇam)

TEXT 45

niśamya karma tac chambhor

deva-devasya mīḍhuṣaḥ

prajā dākṣāyaṇī brahmā

vaikuṇṭhaś ca śaśaṁsire

Observing the wonderful feat (of swallowing up of the deadly poison) of Lord Siva, the God of gods who fulfills the desires of his devotees, all creatures, Daksa's daughter (Maa Sati), god Brahma and Visnu eulogised him.