त्रेतायुगे महादेवि द्वापरेऽपि तथैव च । कलियुगप्रवेशे तु वालखिल्या महर्षयः
tretāyuge mahādevi dvāpare'pi tathaiva ca | kaliyugapraveśe tu vālakhilyā maharṣayaḥ
يا مهاديفي، في تريتا يُوغا (Tretā Yuga) وكذلك في دفابارا يُوغا (Dvāpara) كان الأمر على هذا النحو؛ وعند دخول كالي يُوغا (Kali Yuga) ظهر أيضًا المَهارِشيّون فالاخيليا (Vālakhilya) وعملوا هناك.
Narrator (likely Skanda) addressing Devī
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Devī (Pārvatī)
Scene: A temporal montage: Tretā and Dvāpara scenes echoing worship at Prabhāsa, culminating in the threshold of Kali where Vālakhilya sages appear—tiny, radiant ascetics symbolizing ancient austerity.
A tīrtha’s sanctity is validated by yuga-spanning engagement of realized sages, not limited to one era.
Prabhāsa Kṣetra, presented as active and revered across multiple yugas.
Not yet explicit here; it introduces yuga-context and the participation of Vālakhilya sages.