Skanda Purana — Nagara Khanda, Shloka 76
तस्य सक्तं धनं भूयः साधुमार्गेण चाहृतम् । स चापि च गुरुर्मह्यं परलोकमिहागतः
tasya saktaṃ dhanaṃ bhūyaḥ sādhumārgeṇa cāhṛtam | sa cāpi ca gururmahyaṃ paralokamihāgataḥ
Daraufhin gewann ich auf dem rechten Weg jenes Vermögen wieder, das gebunden und verloren gewesen war. Und eben jener Mensch — der mein Guru wurde — ist nun aus der jenseitigen Welt hierher gekommen.
Duḥśīla (inferred; the respondent in this dialogue before Durvāsā speaks explicitly at 79)
Scene: The speaker narrates a reversal: wealth regained by righteous conduct; then a startling revelation—his guru appears as if arriving from the other world, demanding resolution.
FAQs
Wealth and life-events become purified when regained or handled through sādhu-mārga (righteous means), and the guru becomes central to one’s spiritual course.
This verse sits within the Nāgarakhaṇḍa Tīrthamāhātmya context, but no specific tīrtha name is stated in this single śloka.
No explicit rite is prescribed here; the emphasis is on sādhumārga (ethical rectitude) and the guru-relationship.