Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 37
निशम्य वाचं परमार्थयुक्तां दैवीं सदानंदकरीं शुभावहाम् । चक्रे परं यत्नवतां वरिष्ठो गत्वोदधेः पारमनंतवीर्यः
niśamya vācaṃ paramārthayuktāṃ daivīṃ sadānaṃdakarīṃ śubhāvahām | cakre paraṃ yatnavatāṃ variṣṭho gatvodadheḥ pāramanaṃtavīryaḥ
Entendant cette parole divine, vraie par essence, toujours joyeuse et de bon augure, Indra, le premier parmi les diligents et d'une valeur infinie, fit un grand effort et se rendit sur l'autre rive de l'océan.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta), narrating to the sages (contextual attribution within Māheśvarakhaṇḍa)
Scene: Indra, radiant yet intent, hears a celestial utterance and strides toward the ocean; the sea opens as a vast threshold, suggesting a destined crossing to the ‘other shore’.
FAQs
When divine counsel is received, swift disciplined effort (prayatna) turns fear into auspicious progress.
The ocean is mentioned as a setting; no specific tīrtha is explicitly glorified in this line.
None.