Oh ! Lord, Beloved son of Shankara, Remover of all obstacles and remover of sufferings of the worshippers, reside in my heart which has the resemblances of Lotus and preside in the middle of my heart where the majestic seat embedded with various gems. Mama Hrudhaya Ambuja Madhya Lasanmani Rachitha Mandapa Vasaratho Bhava || Sakala Vidhwan Nivarthaka Shankara Priya Sutham Pranarthi Hara Prabho | Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi Virachith Jaya Jaya Sankara Hara Hara Sankara !! Shiva Ashtapadi Shiva Giti Mala: Finally, Lord Shiva appears before the goddess Sri Parvati and apologizes profusely, after a first hardness between the couple and a happy union. They are beautifully represented in the Ashtapadi. The state of remorse, abandonment, guilt and the messages exchanged through the companion of the goddess Sri Parvati, etc. The divine couple suffers an unbearable pain of separation Lord Shiva descended to Earth and resides under a mango tree where the goddess Sri Parvati undertaking penance was observed by a faithful companion of the goddess and was duly informed. The goddess Sri Parvati underwent severe penance on the banks of the Kampa River to unite with Lord Shiva.
The entire verses illustrate the miserable state of separation of the goddess Parvathi from Lord Shiva. Shiva Ashtapadi / Shiva Gitimala begins with the veneration of Lord Ganesha. This beautiful composition represents the despair, devotion and dedication of the individual soul / Jeevathma, to achieve union with the supreme soul / Paramathma to attain eternal happiness. Shiva Gitimala was composed by Jagadguru Sri Chandra Sekharendra Saraswathi the 62nd seer of Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peedam, composed of 20 exciting verses known as Ashtapadi, praising the pleasing moments of Lord Ekamreshwarar and the goddess Sri Kamakshi Devi.
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