Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 20
पार्वत्युवाच । यदुक्तं परया वाचा वचननं शंकर त्वया । सा किं प्रकृति र्नैव स्यादतीतस्तां भवान्कथम्
pārvatyuvāca | yaduktaṃ parayā vācā vacananaṃ śaṃkara tvayā | sā kiṃ prakṛti rnaiva syādatītastāṃ bhavānkatham
パールヴァティーは言った。「おおシャンカラよ、汝が高雅なる言葉で述べたその言明は、それ自体がプラクリティ（Prakṛti）ではないのか。しかも汝はいかにしてそれを超えたのか。」
Pārvatī
Tirtha: Kedāra (contextual)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Śiva (Śaṅkara)
Scene: Pārvatī, attentive and incisive, questions Śaṅkara: is even your lofty statement not prakṛti? The scene is intimate—two divine figures against vast snow peaks, emphasizing subtlety of vāk and transcendence.
FAQs
Even sacred speech can be examined as part of prakṛti; true wisdom tests subtle attachments and assumptions.
Kedārakhaṇḍa provides the sacred Kedāra framework; the verse itself is metaphysical inquiry.
None explicitly; it encourages viveka (discriminative reflection).