Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 91
गतेऽह्न्यत्वस्मिंश्च तत्रस्थः पत्नी स्तेषामपश्यत । सुवर्णकदलीस्तंभनिभास्ताश्चंद्रलेखया
gate'hnyatvasmiṃśca tatrasthaḥ patnī steṣāmapaśyata | suvarṇakadalīstaṃbhanibhāstāścaṃdralekhayā
Pasado aquel día, las esposas de esos sabios, allí presentes, los vieron como troncos de platanera de oro, señalados por una línea en forma de creciente lunar.
Sūta (deduced narrator)
Tirtha: Saptaṛṣi-āśrama (Himalayan)
Type: kshetra
Scene: At dusk after the day’s rite, the sages’ wives stand near the hermitage; a strange vision appears—figures or forms gleaming like golden banana-stems, each bearing a delicate crescent-like marking, creating a mix of beauty and unease.
FAQs
Puranic narratives often encode sacred signs (lakṣaṇa) to indicate divine influence and the unfolding of a larger dharmic event.
No specific tīrtha is named in this verse; it continues the Himālaya-linked episode.
None explicitly; the verse describes an observed sign/vision following the ritual context.