The illustrious Nandishvara, Mahakala, many spirits with arrowy ears and sharppointed mouths, Kashtha, Kutimukha, Danti, greatly ascetic Vijaya, the powerful and the deep-roaring white bull of Shiva, many other Rakshasas and Pishachas, all wait upon the lord of wealth. The son of Pulastya (Kubera), surrounded by his attendants, always with his permission formerly used to worship by bowing his head to the great deity, the god of gods, Shiva, the creator of the three worlds. One day the high-souled Bhava (Shiva) made friendship with Kubera, and forin that day he is always present in the assembly-hall of the lord of wealth.
नन्दीश्वरश्च भगवान् महाकालस्तथैव च। शङ्कुकर्णमुखाः सर्वे दिव्याः पारिषदास्तथा॥ काष्ठः कुटीमुखो दन्ती विजयश्च तपोऽधिकः। श्वेतश्च वृषभस्तत्र नर्दन्नास्ते महाबलः॥ धनदं राक्षसाश्चान्ये पिशाचाश्च उपासते। पारिषदैः परिवृतमुपायान्तं महेश्वरम्॥ सदा हि देवदेवेशं शिवं त्रैलोक्यभावनम्। प्रणम्य मूर्धा पौलस्त्यो बहुरूपमुमापतिम्॥ ततोऽभ्यनुज्ञां सम्प्राप्य महादेवाद् धनेश्वरः। आस्ते कदाचिद् भगवान् भवो धनपते: सखा॥