मोक्षलक्ष्मीविलासेथ प्रासादे सिद्धिमागते । देवो विरजसः पीठादंतर्गेहं विवेश ह
mokṣalakṣmīvilāsetha prāsāde siddhimāgate | devo virajasaḥ pīṭhādaṃtargehaṃ viveśa ha
ついで「モークシャ・ラクシュミー・ヴィラーサ」と名づく宮殿、成就の得られるその処において、主はヴィラジャーの座より奥殿へと入られた。
Skanda (continuing narration)
Tirtha: Mokṣa-Lakṣmī-Vilāsa (prāsāda) / Virajā-pīṭha
Type: temple
Listener: Mahāprājña rishi (unnamed here)
Scene: A luminous palace named Mokṣa-Lakṣmī-Vilāsa; Śiva moves from the Virajā seat into the inner chambers—an allegory of crossing into stainless liberation.
Liberation is portrayed as an auspicious ‘abode’ entered through purity (viraja), reinforcing the Mahatmya theme of sacred spaces as gateways to moksha.
A named sacred ‘palace’ (Mokṣa-Lakṣmī-Vilāsa) is referenced within the Kāśī Khaṇḍa narrative, suggesting an inner sacred topography rather than a common pilgrimage spot.
None explicitly; the verse is descriptive of divine movement into a sanctified inner space.