Skandapurana 16.52

Īśvara said: / Next, O renowned one, I will tell of the five Siddha-liṅgas, / by the darśana of which, O goddess, the pilgrimage of men becomes successful. 1

To the northeast of Someśa is the one remembered as Varārohā; / and approaching with devotion the supreme deity Siddheśvara to the east of her, / a man attains [the perfections of] Aṇimā and the rest. 2

Having seen with devotion the liṅga established by the Siddhas, / a man is freed from all sins and goes to the realm of the Siddhas. 3

Obstacles come to destruction for those dwelling in that sacred field: / desire, anger, fear, greed, passion, and malice, 4

jealousy, hypocrisy, laziness, sleep, delusion, and egotism— / these obstacles that cause hindrances to perfection. 5

They come to destruction there by the worship of Siddheśvara. / Knowing this, one should diligently make a pilgrimage there. // 6

Thus has the great exalted power of Siddheśvara been told, O goddess; / granting all desires to men, it destroys sin when heard. // 7

Thus ends the fifty-second chapter, entitled 'Description of the Māhātmya of Siddheśvara', in the first [part], the Prabhāsakṣetramāhātmya, in the seventh section, the Prabhāsakhaṇḍa, of the glorious Skanda Mahāpurāṇa, an eighty-one-thousand-verse compendium. // 52