Skanda Purana 4.101.4

4.101.4

2 ekato naiśatimirasaṃbaṃdhādanyatra divākaracaṇḍātapāttrailokyonavasthāvarṇanam, devairvidhistavanam, satyaloke bhayābhāvaṃ darśayituṃ satyalokāgantṛpuruṣapuṇyācāravarṇanapūrvakaṃ vidhikṛtadevasāntvanam, brahmaṇo vacanāttrailokyāpannivāraṇāya śrīkṣetrakāśīsthāgastyamunisamīpe gantuṃ śrīkāśīśakāśīdarśanotsukā'maraprayāṇavarṇanam, saṃkṣepataḥ kāśīvarṇanaṃ ca.. 10 1

2. Description of the disturbance of the three worlds due to the connection with nocturnal darkness on one side and the fierce heat of the sun on the other; praise of the Creator by the gods; the Creator's consolation of the gods, preceded by a description of the virtuous conduct of persons who go to Satyaloka to demonstrate the absence of fear in Satyaloka; description of the departure of the immortals eager to behold Kāśī and the Lord of Kāśī, in order to approach the sage Agastya dwelling in the sacred field of Kāśī to remove the distress of the three worlds upon Brahmā's word; and a brief description of Kāśī. .. 10 1