Varaha Purana 89.37: Adhyaya 89, Shloka 37
The Hierarchy of the Trimūrti and the Manifestation of the Goddess Trikalā
कैलासशिखरे रम्ये नानाधातुविचित्रिते । वसत्यनुदिनं देवः शूलपाणिस्त्रिलोचनः ॥
kailāsaśikhare ramye nānādhātuvicitrite | vasaty anudinaṃ devaḥ śūlapāṇis trilocanaḥ ||
कैलाश पर्वत के ऊपर एक सुंदर चोटी है। वहाँ का पत्थर बहुत रंग-बिरंगा है। शिव भगवान वहाँ रहते हैं। उनके तीन आँखें हैं और हाथ में त्रिशूल है।
Varāha (default framework; speaker not explicitly marked in this verse-fragment)
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It documents the Purāṇic imagination of Kailāsa as a sacred mountain landscape and preserves Śiva’s standard epithets used across early Sanskrit literature.
Kailāsa (Mount Kailāsa), a major sacred geography marker in Purāṇic and broader Indic traditions, often associated with the Trans-Himalayan region in modern scholarship.
Indirectly, it frames mountains as culturally significant landscapes, encouraging respectful engagement with sacred/natural heritage.
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