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Srimad Bhagavatam 6.17.7

6.17.7

जटाधरस्तीव्रतपा ब्रह्मवादिसभापति: । अङ्कीकृत्य स्त्रियं चास्ते गतह्री: प्राकृतो यथा ॥ ७ ॥

jata-dharas tivra-tapa brahmavadi-sabha-patih ankikrtya striyam caste gata-hrih prakrto yatha

jata-dharah
keeping matted locks of hair
tivra-tapah
highly elevated due to undergoing fierce austerities and penances
brahma-vadi
of strict followers of the Vedic principles
sabha-patih
the president of an assembly
ankikrtya
embracing
striyam
a woman
ca
and
aste
sits
gata-hrih
without shame
prakrtah
a person conditioned by material nature
yatha
just as.

Lord Siva, whose hair is matted on his head, has certainly undergone great austerities and penances. Indeed, he is the president in the assembly of strict followers of Vedic principles. Nonetheless, he is seated with his wife on his lap in the midst of saintly persons and is embracing her as if he were a shameless, ordinary human being.