Skanda Purana — Brahma Khanda, Shloka 52
ब्रह्मोवाच । भवतां सर्वभक्षत्वं देवकार्यं क्रियेत चेत् । कर्त्तव्यं च ततो वम्र्यो यज्ञसिद्धिर्यथा भवेत् । वम्रीशा सा तदा वत्स पुनरेवमुवाच ह
brahmovāca | bhavatāṃ sarvabhakṣatvaṃ devakāryaṃ kriyeta cet | karttavyaṃ ca tato vamryo yajñasiddhiryathā bhavet | vamrīśā sā tadā vatsa punarevamuvāca ha
ブラフマーは言った。「もし汝らの食らい尽くす力が神々（デーヴァ）の御業のために用いられるなら、ヴァムリヤたちよ、祭祀（ヤジュニャ）が成就するようにそれを行え。」するとヴァムリヤの女王は、愛しき子よ、再び次のように語った。
Brahmā
Listener: King (nṛpa) addressed in the frame narrative
Scene: Brahmā, serene and four-faced, instructs the Vamrī-queen and her ant-like retinue to employ their gnawing power for the gods’ sacrificial work so the yajña may be completed.
FAQs
Even extraordinary powers must be directed by dharma: Brahmā frames the act as legitimate only when it serves righteous cosmic duty (yajña-siddhi).
The broader Dharmāraṇya setting is implied; this verse emphasizes sacrificial accomplishment rather than a named pilgrimage spot.
The aim is explicitly yajña-siddhi—actions should be performed to ensure the sacrifice is successfully completed.