tadÄ vášášŁadhvaja-dveᚣa-
kalilÄtmÄ prajÄpatiḼ
ĹivÄvalokÄd abhavac
charad-dhrada ivÄmalaḼ
tadÄ - at that time; vášášŁa-dhvaja - Lord Ĺiva, who rides on a bull; dveᚣa - envy; kalila-ÄtmÄ - polluted heart; prajÄpatiḼ - King Dakᚣa; Ĺiva - Lord Ĺiva; avalokÄt - by seeing him; abhavat - became; Ĺarat - in the autumn; hradaḼ - lake; iva - like; amalaḼ - cleansed.
Here is an example of why Lord Ĺiva is called auspicious. If anyone sees Lord Ĺiva with devotion and reverence, his heart is immediately cleansed. King Dakᚣa was polluted by envy of Lord Ĺiva, and yet by seeing him with a little love and devotion, his heart immediately became cleansed. In the rainy season, the reservoirs of water become dirty and muddy, but as soon as the autumn rain comes, all the water immediately becomes clear and transparent. Similarly, although Dakᚣaâs heart was impure because of his having slandered Lord Ĺiva, for which he was severely punished, Dakᚣa now came to consciousness, and just by seeing Lord Ĺiva with veneration and respect, he became immediately purified.