Skanda Purana — Prabhasa Khanda, Shloka 89
जगद्भगवतो रूपं व्यक्तमेत त्पुरद्विषः । मिथो विभिन्नमित्येतदभिन्नं पुनरीश्वरात्
jagadbhagavato rūpaṃ vyaktameta tpuradviṣaḥ | mitho vibhinnamityetadabhinnaṃ punarīśvarāt
هذا الكون المتجلّي هو عينُ صورةِ الربّ المبارك، قاهرِ المدنِ الثلاث؛ وإن بدا متفرّقًا بعضُه عن بعض، فهو في الحقيقة غيرُ منفصلٍ عن الإلهِ الأعلى.
Unspecified (doctrinal statement aligning cosmology with Śaiva non-dual intimacy)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Scene: A visionary tableau: Tripurāntaka (Śiva) stands cosmic, with the universe—beings, elements, sun and moon—emerging as his body; yet the scene shows apparent divisions dissolving into a single luminous Śiva-tattva.
FAQs
See the cosmos as Śiva’s manifestation; apparent multiplicity does not negate the Lord’s underlying unity.
Prabhāsakṣetra, framed as a place where Śaiva vision of the world as Īśvara’s form is taught.
No direct ritual is prescribed; it provides a metaphysical foundation supporting worship and yajña.