Skanda Purana — Prabhasa Khanda, Shloka 61
तेषां या नायिकास्तास्त्वं रूपैस्तैस्तैरवस्थिता । दिवसोऽहं महादेवि रजनी त्वं निगद्यसे
teṣāṃ yā nāyikāstāstvaṃ rūpaistaistairavasthitā | divaso'haṃ mahādevi rajanī tvaṃ nigadyase
Unter ihnen—welche leitenden Königinnen oder führenden Mächte es auch gebe—du bist es, die in mannigfachen Gestalten weilt. Ich bin der Tag, o Mahādevī; du aber wirst die Nacht genannt.
Śiva (deduced)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Scene: A split tableau: left half bathed in golden daylight with the male deity; right half in indigo night with the Goddess, stars and moon; around them, multiple feminine presiding figures symbolizing ‘nāyikās’ of various domains.
FAQs
The sacred feminine is the hidden leadership within all divine orders, and cosmic alternations like day/night are divine expressions.
Prabhāsa-kṣetra, where time itself is framed as a manifestation of the divine couple’s powers.
None directly; it supports contemplative worship (dhyāna) on day/night as sacred rhythms during tīrtha-vrata.