Skanda Purana — Prabhasa Khanda, Shloka 6
तस्यां सांनिध्यमेवास्तु तव देव जगत्पते । सांनिध्यं कुरुत चात्र यमुना दुहिता तव । त्वत्सुतस्तु महातेजा धर्मराजो महाबलः
tasyāṃ sāṃnidhyamevāstu tava deva jagatpate | sāṃnidhyaṃ kuruta cātra yamunā duhitā tava | tvatsutastu mahātejā dharmarājo mahābalaḥ
فلتثبتْ حقًّا حضرتُك في تلك الصورة، يا إلهَنا، يا ربَّ العالمين. وليُقِمْ هنا أيضًا يَمُنا، ابنتُك، حضورَها؛ وليثبتْ ابنُك—دارماراجا ذو البهاء العظيم والقوة العظمى—في هذا الموضع كذلك.
Durvāsā
Tirtha: Durvāsā-Āditya with Yamunā–Dharmarāja sānnidhya (Prabhāsa)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Durvāsā requests a triad of presences at the shrine: Sūrya abiding in the image, Yamunā establishing presence, and Dharmarāja (mighty, radiant) also abiding—forming a sacred constellation of light, water, and law.
FAQs
A kṣetra becomes supremely meritorious when multiple divine powers are invited to abide for the welfare of pilgrims.
Prabhāsa-kṣetra, centered on the Durvāsā-Āditya installation and attendant divine presences.
The concept of establishing sānnidhya (abiding presence) of deities at a sacred spot is emphasized.