Skanda Purana — Avanti Khanda, Shloka 18
इन्द्र उवाच । रम्भे तिलोत्तमे कुब्जे घृताचि ललिते शुभे । प्रम्लोचे सुभ्रु सुम्लोचे सौरभेयि महोद्धते
indra uvāca | rambhe tilottame kubje ghṛtāci lalite śubhe | pramloce subhru sumloce saurabheyi mahoddhate
ఇంద్రుడు పలికెను—ఓ రంభా, తిలోత్తమా, కుబ్జా, ఘృతాచీ, లలితా, శుభే; ఓ ప్రమ్లోచా, సుభ్రూ, సుమ్లోచా, సౌరభేయీ, మహోద్ధతా!
Indra (Śakra)
Scene: Indra speaks, calling apsarases by name in a jeweled hall; each nymph is distinct in posture and ornament, poised to depart on a mission.
FAQs
Worldly allure is often organized and amplified as a ‘test’; vigilance is needed to protect spiritual resolve.
The verse is a narrative setup (Indra’s summons) and does not directly praise a specific Revā tīrtha.
None; it is a direct address listing the apsarases summoned for Indra’s plan.