aboddhyagni-ssamidhā janā̭nā-mprati̭dhenu-mi̭vāyatī muṣāsam |
agni rmūrdhā divaḥ kakutpatiḥ̭ pṛthivyā ayam |
mūrdhāna̭-ndivo a̭rati-mpṛ̭thivyā vaiśvānara-mṛtāya̭ jātamagnim |
jātavḙdā yadi̭ vā pāvako-'si̭ | vaiśvānaro yadi̭ vā vaidyuto-'si̭ |

(Sri Mahanayasa - 6.1. Mano Jyotih in English (IAST))
Also known as mano jyoti rjusatamajyamvi cchinnamya jnagm samimandadhatu
Mano Jyotih is an integral part of the Sri Mahanayasa, a sacred text essential for the elaborate worship of Lord Shiva. Derived from the Taittiriya Samhita of the Yajur Veda, these Vedic verses invoke the light of the mind and the divine energy of Agni. The recitation serves as a process of internal purification and deification, where the devotee identifies their physical limbs with divine cosmic energies. Chanting these mantras facilitates spiritual alignment, mental clarity, and the preparation of the practitioner's body as a sanctified vessel for the worship of the Supreme Lord.