Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 113
शोकं च त्यज नैतास्ताः स्वाहै वेयं तव प्रिया । श्वेतपर्वतकुंडस्थं पुत्रं त्वं द्रष्टुमर्हसि । ततो वह्निस्तत्र गत्वा ददृशे तनयं प्रभुम्
śokaṃ ca tyaja naitāstāḥ svāhai veyaṃ tava priyā | śvetaparvatakuṃḍasthaṃ putraṃ tvaṃ draṣṭumarhasi | tato vahnistatra gatvā dadṛśe tanayaṃ prabhum
“Tinggalkanlah dukamu; mereka bukan istri-istrimu—dialah Svāhā, kekasihmu. Pergilah dan pandanglah putramu yang bersemayam di kolam Śvetaparvata.” Maka Vahni pergi ke sana dan melihat putranya, Sang Tuan yang mulia.
Narrator (Nārada context continues in this passage)
Tirtha: Śvetaparvata-kunda
Type: kund
Listener: Pāvaka (Agni)
Scene: A consoling celestial message reveals Svāhā’s identity; Agni journeys to Śvetaparvata, arriving at a luminous kunda where he beholds his son—radiant, lordly, seated or standing upon a lotus-like emergence from the waters.
FAQs
Even intense grief is dispelled by right knowledge; divine events unfold through dharma, and the Lord’s manifestation brings assurance and clarity.
Śvetaparvata-kuṇḍa (the sacred pool at Śvetaparvata) is highlighted as the place where the divine son is seen.
No direct prescription is stated; the verse emphasizes darśana (beholding) at a sacred kuṇḍa as spiritually significant.