Skandapurana 1.4.65.25

1.4.65.25

24 pārvatyāḥ sadaivottānapāṇitayā sarvaprāṇināmabhayapradatvalakṣaṇavarṇanam, śivasevārthaṃ pārvatyā niyojanāya himavata upadeśakaraṇam, tato nāradena himālayātsakāśādindraṃ pratyāgatya sakalavṛttāṃtanivedanapṛrvakaṃ harasya vivāhena devyā saha saṃyojanārthamājñākaraṇama, śakreṇa śaṃkaramohanāya madanāyājñākaraṇam, pārvatīparicaraṇavelāyāṃ madanena śaṃkare bāṇavedhakaraṇam, tato madanātureṇa hareṇa madanaṃ dṛṣṭvā tṛtīyanetrāgninā madanadahanam, tato ratiprārthanayā śaṃkareṇa madanasyānaṃgarūpeṇa saṃjīvanam .. 122:

24. The description of Pārvatī's characteristic of granting fearlessness to all living beings by having her hands always turned upward; the advice given to Himavat to engage Pārvatī in the service of Śiva; then Nārada, having returned from Himālaya to Indra, reporting the entire event and giving the command to unite Hara with the Goddess through marriage; Śakra commanding Madana to enchant Śaṃkara; Madana piercing Śaṃkara with an arrow at the time of Pārvatī's service; then Hara, agitated by passion, having seen Madana, burning Madana with the fire of his third eye; then, upon the prayer of Rati, Śaṃkara reviving Madana in the bodiless form (Anaṅga)... 122: