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
In diesem Bildnis möge wahrhaft deine Gegenwart weilen, o Gott, Herr der Welt. Und auch hier möge Yamunā, deine Tochter, ihre Gegenwart begründen; und auch dein Sohn—Dharmarāja, von großer Strahlkraft und großer Stärke—möge hier verweilen.
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.