Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 41
ततः शक्रश्च मा रोदीरिति तांस्तान्यथाऽवदत् । निर्गत्य जठरात्तस्मात्ततः प्रांजलिरग्रतः
tataḥ śakraśca mā rodīriti tāṃstānyathā'vadat | nirgatya jaṭharāttasmāttataḥ prāṃjaliragrataḥ
तेव्हा इंद्राने त्यांना "रडू नका" असे सांगितले. त्या गर्भातून बाहेर पडून ते हात जोडून त्याच्या समोर उभे राहिले.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) narrating to the sages (deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa context)
Scene: The newly formed Maruts emerge and stand before Indra with folded hands; Indra, now composed, instructs them not to weep, shifting from violence to governance.
FAQs
Even amid turmoil, the narrative frames a transition from fear to order—signaled by calm speech and reverent posture.
No new holy site is named; the passage stays within the same episode-setting.
None explicitly; the gesture of prāñjali (folded hands) reflects reverence and submission.