Skanda Purana — Brahma Khanda, Shloka 56
सापि तस्यांगना रात्रौ वियुक्ता नवयौवना । असहंती स्मरावेशं रेमे जारेण संगता
sāpi tasyāṃganā rātrau viyuktā navayauvanā | asahaṃtī smarāveśaṃ reme jāreṇa saṃgatā
त्याची ती नवयौवना पत्नीही, रात्री त्याच्यापासून वियुक्त होऊन, स्मरावेश सहन न होऊन, जारासह संग करून रमू लागली।
Not explicitly identifiable from the single-verse excerpt (narrative voice within Brahmottarakhaṇḍa)
Scene: Bandulā, young and alone at night, drawn toward a paramour; the scene emphasizes inner turmoil rather than glamour—half-lit room, anxious gaze, threshold-crossing moment.
FAQs
It illustrates how unchecked desire (smarāveśa) can overpower restraint, serving as a cautionary moral example within Purāṇic dharma discourse.
No tīrtha or sthala-māhātmya is explicitly mentioned in this verse; it appears to be part of a narrative/ethical passage rather than a site-glorification segment.
None in this verse; there is no direct instruction regarding snāna, dāna, japa, vrata, or pilgrimage here.