Skanda Purana — Nagara Khanda, Shloka 40
चचार सुमहातेजा महामोहबलान्वितः । पुष्पधन्वा पुष्पबाणस्त्वाकुञ्चितशिरोरुहः
cacāra sumahātejā mahāmohabalānvitaḥ | puṣpadhanvā puṣpabāṇastvākuñcitaśiroruhaḥ
Anduvo de un lado a otro, resplandeciente con gran fulgor, dotado del poder de la poderosa ilusión; portaba arco de flores y flechas de flores, con rizos en la cabellera.
Narrator (Purāṇic narration; speaker not explicit in snippet)
Scene: Kāma strides or glides with radiant tejas, holding a flower-bow and flower-arrows; his hair curls in stylized locks, suggesting youthful allure and the intoxicating power of delusion.
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Desire (kāma) is powerful and enchanting; it must be understood and governed within dharma.
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