Skanda Purana — Kashi Khanda, Shloka 70
किंकुलीयः स नो वेद्मि किंदेशीयः किमाख्यकः । दुनोति नितरां सख्यस्तद्विश्लेषानलो महान्
kiṃkulīyaḥ sa no vedmi kiṃdeśīyaḥ kimākhyakaḥ | dunoti nitarāṃ sakhyastadviśleṣānalo mahān
Não sei de que linhagem ele é, de que terra vem, nem sequer como se chama. Contudo, ó amigos, o grande fogo da separação dele me atormenta intensamente.
Skanda (narrating within Kāśīkhaṇḍa context, typically to Agastya)
Listener: sakhyaḥ
Scene: A heroine speaking to her friends, hands on chest, eyes reddened; behind her, a faint silhouette of the departing figure dissolves, while a distant temple spire suggests the higher refuge.
FAQs
It highlights the overpowering nature of attachment—true peace comes from directing longing toward the eternal (Śiva/Dharma).
The Kāśīkhaṇḍa frames the narrative within Kāśī’s sacred milieu, reinforcing the kṣetra’s devotional intensity.
None in this verse.