Skanda Purana — Avanti Khanda, Shloka 16
कुण्डल उवाच । यक्षाधिपप्रसादेन तस्यैवानुचरः पुरे । विचरामि यथाकाममवध्यः सर्वशत्रुषु
kuṇḍala uvāca | yakṣādhipaprasādena tasyaivānucaraḥ pure | vicarāmi yathākāmamavadhyaḥ sarvaśatruṣu
Kundala dit : «Par la faveur du seigneur des Yakṣa, je demeure dans sa cité comme son serviteur. Je vais où bon me semble, et face à tous les ennemis je suis inviolable, impossible à tuer.»
Kuṇḍala (a Yakṣa)
Listener: Śiva (implied interlocutor after boon-offer)
Scene: Kundala speaks confidently before Śiva, describing his status as Kubera’s attendant in the yakṣa city and his inviolability among enemies.
FAQs
Divine favor (prasāda) bestows protection and rightful authority; boons are portrayed as consequences of alignment with higher powers.
The statement occurs within the Kundaleśvara-tīrtha Māhātmya of the Revā Khaṇḍa.
No direct ritual is prescribed here; the verse explains Kundala’s status through Kubera’s grace.