Skandapurana 5.260.988_11

5.260.988_11

evaṃ ca madrūpamidaṃ murāreramoghavīryaṃ guṇa topyapāram 1.
vilokayedyo'ghavināśanāya kṣaṇaṃ prabhurjanmaśatodbhavāya .. 64 ..
iti śrīskāṃde mahāpurāṇa ekāśīsāhasryāṃ saṃhitāyāṃ ṣaṣṭhe nāgarakhaṇḍe hāṭakeśvarakṣetramāhātmye śeṣaśāyyupākhyāne brahmanāradasaṃvāde cāturmāsyamāhātmye dhyānayogonāmaikaṣaṣṭyuttaradviśatatamo'dhyāyaḥ .. 261 ..

And thus whoever gazes for a moment upon this form of mine, of Murāri—unfailing in virility and boundless in virtues—in order to destroy sins arising from a hundred births, becomes a master. (64) / Thus ends the two hundred sixty-first chapter, named 'Yoga of Meditation', in the praise of Cāturmāsya, in the narrative of the one who reclines on Śeṣa, in the dialogue between Brahmā and Nārada, in the māhātmya of Hāṭakeśvara sacred field, in the sixth Nāgarakhaṇḍa in the great Skandapurāṇa of eighty-one thousand verses. (261)