Skanda Purana — Brahma Khanda, Shloka 94
इत्युक्त्वा सर्वमावेद्य देव्या दत्तं वरादिकम् । व्रतस्यार्धं कुमारं तं ददौ तस्मै धृतव्रतम्
ityuktvā sarvamāvedya devyā dattaṃ varādikam | vratasyārdhaṃ kumāraṃ taṃ dadau tasmai dhṛtavratam
Après avoir ainsi parlé, elle lui confia tout — comment la Devī lui avait accordé des grâces et autres faveurs — et elle remit ce garçon, comme « la moitié du fruit de son vœu », à ce brāhmaṇa ferme dans ses observances.
Narrator (speaker not specified in snippet)
Scene: Śāradā narrates Devī’s boon and ceremonially hands the boy to the vow-steady brāhmaṇa; the moment feels like a sacred offering rather than abandonment.
FAQs
Vows (vrata) bear fruit through divine grace, and that fruit is to be aligned with dharma—shared rightly with the worthy.
No specific sacred site is mentioned in this verse.
Vrata (religious vow/observance) is central; the verse implies the dharmic sharing of vow-fruit with a dhṛtavrata (vow-keeper).