Skanda Purana — Nagara Khanda, Shloka 10
कोऽदादिति नरस्तत्र कन्यार्थं यो जपेदृचम् । यां कन्यां ध्यायमानस्तु स तां प्राप्नोत्यसंशयम्
ko'dāditi narastatra kanyārthaṃ yo japedṛcam | yāṃ kanyāṃ dhyāyamānastu sa tāṃ prāpnotyasaṃśayam
Wer dort, um eine Braut zu erlangen, den ṛk rezitiert, der mit „Ko ’dād iti“ beginnt, und dabei die ersehnte Jungfrau im Geist betrachtet, der erlangt sie ohne Zweifel.
Sūta
Type: pitha
Scene: A young man at a tīrtha shrine recites a Vedic ṛk; he meditates on an idealized maiden shown as a faint, respectful vision (not sensualized), with wedding symbols—garlands, turmeric, lamps—appearing as auspicious omens.
FAQs
Purāṇic sacred geography supports gṛhastha-dharma: rightful household aims are pursued through sanctioned mantra and tīrtha.
The pīṭha of Adhyāya 36; it is portrayed as granting success in marriage-related desires.
Japa of a specific Vedic ṛk (“Ko ’dād iti…”) along with focused meditation (dhyāna) on the desired bride.