Skandapurana 6.3.238.p43

6.3.238.p43

42 yājñavaktyakṛtatapaścaraṇavarṇanam, bhrātaramanveṣantyā yājñavalkyabhaginyāstatrāgamanam, yājñavalkyasya svapne vastrāntaḥ śukraniḥsaraṇam, prātarvastramitastato'nveṣayamāṇasya yājñavalkyasya samīpe tadbhaginyā āgamanam, bhaginīpraśnavacanātsarvavṛttāntakathanam, mṛtabhartṛkayā yājñavalkyabhaginyā tadvastrasaṃlagnaretaḥsaṃparkavaśādgarbhadhāraṇe jāte sati lajjayā'śvatthavṛkṣamūle gatvā tadgarbhatyāgavarṇanam, pippalamūle vardhitena
pippalādanāmakabālamuninā nāradenoktāṃ svasya śanaiścaragrahakṛtāṃ pīḍāṃ dṛṣṭvā''kāśapathā gacchataḥ śanaiścarasya nijadṛṣṭiprakṣepamātreṇādhaḥpātanam, bālakasyāṣoḍaśādvarṣācchanaiścarapīḍā na bhaviṣyatīti nirbandhakathanam, āgneyīdhāraṇayā'gniṃ samutthāpya pippalādasya kṛtyānirmāṇam, pituryājñavalkyasyopari kṛtyāyāḥ preraṇam, kṛtyābhītena yājñavalkyena svasya paritrāṇārthaṃ brahmavaikuṇṭhādilokeṣu gamanam, śaṃkareṇa tasyāḥ kṛtyāyā yogīśvarīti nāmakaraṇama, pippalādasya tapaścaraṇavarṇanama, śivaprasādena pippalādena svanāmnā pippalādeśvareti liṃgasthāpanam, tanmāhātmya varṇanam.. ... 215 1

42. Account of the practice of austerities performed by Yājñavalkya; the arrival there of Yājñavalkya's sister who was searching for her brother; the discharge of semen into [his] garment during Yājñavalkya's sleep; the arrival of his sister near Yājñavalkya as he searched here and there for his garment in the morning; the narration of the whole event at the sister's inquiry; the conception of a pregnancy by Yājñavalkya's widowed sister through contact with the semen clinging to that garment, and, when it occurred, the account of her abandoning that embryo at the root of an aśvattha tree out of shame; seeing his affliction caused by the planet Śanaiścara as told by Nārada, the young sage named Pippalāda, who had grown up at the base of the pippala tree, casts Śanaiścara down merely by directing his gaze as [the planet] moved along the celestial path; the statement of the condition that there shall be no affliction from Śanaiścara for a boy up to sixteen years of age; Pippalāda's creation of a kṛtyā by raising fire through the Āgneyī concentration; the dispatch of the kṛtyā against his father Yājñavalkya; Yājñavalkya, terrified of the kṛtyā, going to the worlds of Brahmā, Vaikuṇṭha, and others for his protection; Śaṃkara naming that kṛtyā Yogīśvarī; account of Pippalāda's practice of austerities; Pippalāda, through the grace of Śiva, installing a liṅga under his own name called Pippalādeśvara; account of its māhātmya. — 215 1