Skanda Purana — Kashi Khanda, Shloka 74
त्वत्पाणिपद्मे कमला त्वत्क्रोधेस्ति हलाहलः । अमृतं तव वागेव त्वद्भुजावश्विनीसुतौ
tvatpāṇipadme kamalā tvatkrodhesti halāhalaḥ | amṛtaṃ tava vāgeva tvadbhujāvaśvinīsutau
在你手莲之中有迦摩罗（Kamalā，吉祥天女Lakṣmī）；在你忿怒之中有哈拉哈拉（Hālāhala）之毒。唯有你的言语是甘露（amṛta），你的双臂如同阿湿毗尼（Aśvin）之子——天界医师。
Skanda (contextual)
Tirtha: Kāśī (Avimukta)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A symbolic portrait: the deity’s hand-lotus bears Lakṣmī; a dark-blue/black aura of halāhala rises at the brow in wrath; from the mouth flows a stream of nectar-like syllables; the arms radiate healing light like the Aśvinī twins’ medicine.
FAQs
Power becomes auspicious when guided by dharma: wealth in the hand, controlled wrath as deterrence, and speech that heals like nectar.
No tīrtha is directly named; the verse continues the Kāśīkhaṇḍa’s celebratory praise style.
None.