त्रिकालमागमिष्यंति कृत्तिवासे न संशयः । कलिद्वापरसंभूता नराः कल्मषबुद्धयः
trikālamāgamiṣyaṃti kṛttivāse na saṃśayaḥ | kalidvāparasaṃbhūtā narāḥ kalmaṣabuddhayaḥ
At the three times of day they will come to Kṛttivāsa—of this there is no doubt—people born in Kali and Dvāpara, whose minds are stained by impurity.
Skanda (deduced; narrative voice in Kāśī Khaṇḍa)
Tirtha: Kṛttivāsa/Kṛttivāseśvara (Kāśī)
Type: temple
Listener: Pārvatī or immediate Kāśīkhaṇḍa interlocutor (contextual)
Scene: Three daily time-windows—dawn, noon, dusk—shown as a triptych: streams of pilgrims approaching Kṛttivāsa; some with distracted, shadowed expressions indicating kalmaṣa-buddhi; the shrine remains luminous and steady.
Even in spiritually difficult ages, turning repeatedly to a powerful Kāśī shrine is held to be efficacious.
Kṛttivāsa/Kṛttivāseśvara in Kāśī.
Trikāla approach—coming at the three daily sacred times, aligning with sandhyā observances.