Skanda Purana — Kashi Khanda, Shloka 37
व्योमव्याप्तिमतां त्वं वै परमात्माऽसि चात्मनाम् । संध्योपास्तिर्भवान्देव सर्वनित्येषु कर्मसु
vyomavyāptimatāṃ tvaṃ vai paramātmā'si cātmanām | saṃdhyopāstirbhavāndeva sarvanityeṣu karmasu
To those who contemplate the all-pervading expanse, you are indeed the Supreme Self within all selves. O God, in every daily obligatory rite, you are the very worship of the Sandhyā.
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāśī (Avimukta)
Type: kshetra
Scene: At dawn on a Kāśī ghāṭa, a devotee performs sandhyā facing the Gaṅgā; above, the sky expands into a vast luminous field where Śiva appears as the all-pervading Self, subtly present within the devotee’s heart-lotus.
FAQs
Daily rites culminate in recognizing the Lord as the Supreme Self pervading all—outer worship becomes inner realization.
Kāśī, where worship of Viśveśvara is aligned with the spirit of all nitya-karmas.
Sandhyopāsanā (Sandhyā worship) is referenced as central within daily obligatory practices.