Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 28
किंचिदेवाद्भुतं ब्रूत श्रवणाद्येन पुण्यता । एवमुक्ते भगवता तेषां यः प्रवरो मतः
kiṃcidevādbhutaṃ brūta śravaṇādyena puṇyatā | evamukte bhagavatā teṣāṃ yaḥ pravaro mataḥ
„Sagt mir etwas wahrhaft Wunderbares, durch dessen Hören man Verdienst erlangt.“ Als der Erhabene so gesprochen hatte, trat der Vornehmste unter ihnen hervor.
Brahmā (Pitāmaha)
Scene: Brahmā requests a ‘truly wondrous’ account whose hearing grants merit; one emissary begins to rise as the ‘foremost’ to speak, the assembly leaning in.
FAQs
Śravaṇa (devout listening) itself is a dharmic practice that generates puṇya when the subject is sacred and elevating.
Not specified in this verse; it sets up a sacred account whose hearing grants merit.
Implied practice: śravaṇa—listening to sacred narrative for merit.