atrinetraḥ śivaḥ sākṣāt dvibāhuśca hariḥ smṛataḥ | yo-acatuvardano brahmā śrīguruḥ kathitaḥ priye || 92 ||🔗

92. O Priye (Dear One)! Śrī Guru is directly Śiva Himself without the three eyes. He is Hari (Viṣṇu) with two hands. He is again described as Brahma without the four faces.

Notes: Having 2 eyes, Guru is Śiva, with 2 hands, He is really Hari and having only 1 face, He is Brahma, Though the Guru does not manifest these divine physiology of Brahma, Viṣṇu, Siva, He really represents them all to all disciples.

yadanugṛahato jantuśca-trasaṁsāramuktibhāk || 93 ||

93. May these prostrations with folded hands be unto that ocean of mercy (Guru) by whose grace beings are freed from the world (saṁsāra) of duality and get liberation.

ayam – this, yad- by whose; trasaṁsāramuktibhāk: tra-three, protecting, to release or to free; bhāk: who renders, who shares (free/release from samsara (world) by note: The mention od Guru Kripa is significant. Lord Śiva us overpowered with feelings and He indirectly hints Guru Kripa even though he does not mention the word Guru in this verse.