Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 24
त्वमिंद्र बालिशो भूत्वा लोकपालैः सहाद्य वै । आगतो बालिशो भूत्वा इदानीं किं करिष्यसि
tvamiṃdra bāliśo bhūtvā lokapālaiḥ sahādya vai | āgato bāliśo bhūtvā idānīṃ kiṃ kariṣyasi
Ô Indra, après avoir agi sottement, te voici venu aujourd’hui avec les gardiens des mondes. Étant venu dans la folie, que feras-tu maintenant ?
Bṛhaspati
Tirtha: Kedāra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Indra (explicit) and lokapālas (present)
Scene: Indra stands with the lokapālas in a Himalayan clearing near Kedāra, being sternly addressed by a sage or Rudra-associated authority; Indra’s posture shows embarrassment; the guardians look tense; the sacred mountain looms as witness.
FAQs
Pride and rashness lead to peril; dharma begins with humility and wise counsel.
Not directly; the Kedāra narrative setting remains in the background.
None; it is admonition and moral reflection.