Skanda Purana — Brahma Khanda, Shloka 44
ध्यातॄणामनुरूपाय भक्तिगम्याय ते नमः । नमस्ते ब्रह्मरूपाय विष्णुरूप नमोऽ स्तु ते
dhyātṝṇāmanurūpāya bhaktigamyāya te namaḥ | namaste brahmarūpāya viṣṇurūpa namo' stu te
Sembah sujud kepada-Mu yang menzahirkan rupa sesuai para penganut meditasi dan dicapai melalui bhakti. Salam hormat kepada-Mu sebagai rupa Brahmā; wahai yang berwujud Viṣṇu, hamba menunduk menyembah-Mu.
Dharma
Scene: A devotee in añjali-mudrā meditates; behind, the same Supreme appears as Brahmā and as Viṣṇu, indicating form-appropriateness to the meditator and bhakti-accessibility.
FAQs
The one Supreme is approachable through bhakti and reveals himself according to the seeker’s meditation—embracing multiple divine forms.
None explicitly; the verse is doctrinal praise within Dharmāraṇya’s sacred narrative.
Meditation (dhyāna) and devotion (bhakti) are upheld as spiritual disciplines, without a detailed ritual rule.