Skanda Purana — Brahma Khanda, Shloka 65
महादारिद्र्यमग्नस्य महापापहतस्य च । महाशोकविनष्टस्य महारोगातुरस्य च
mahādāridryamagnasya mahāpāpahatasya ca | mahāśokavinaṣṭasya mahārogāturasya ca
(Sê gracioso) para com aquele que está submerso em grande pobreza e para com aquele que foi abatido por grave pecado; para com aquele que foi arruinado por imensa tristeza e para com aquele que sofre de terrível enfermidade.
Devotee/worshipper (continuation of supplication)
Scene: Four vignettes around a central liṅga: a poor person with empty bowl, a penitent with bowed head, a grieving person wiping tears, and a sick person supported by family—each turning toward Śiva’s light.
FAQs
In every form of human distress—poverty, sin, grief, or illness—the devotee turns to the Lord as the final refuge.
No tīrtha is specified; the verse is a general plea within Śiva worship.
No external rite is prescribed; it continues the prayer by naming conditions for which grace is sought.