In plain words
we must shape humanness well and take form as divinity.
Before Śiva there is Nandi. Nandi means a beast. Where is the beast looking? How is it looking? It is looking at God alone. It does not look at Prakṛti. It keeps its gaze in concentration on God alone. So we worship Nandi. How did this worthiness of worship come? It turned its gaze towards God alone. So, though it was a beast, it became worthy of worship. Our vision must be a good vision. It must be a pure vision. That is sudarśana. Good vision. To gain such a vision, contemplating God, worshipping God, changing the human feeling, we must enter into the divine feeling.