Skandapurana 7.16.24_65

7.16.24_65

andhakoyaṃ tava suto mamaiva nayanodbhavaḥ .
āsuraṃ tyājito bhāvaṃ tvāmavajñātavān4 hi yaḥ . .9 . .
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5 205 - kha. .
1... mupayātaṃ - kha. . 2 sakhibhiḥ... . 3... mādāyaḥ - kha. . 4 tāmavajñātavān - kha. .
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ityuktavati deveśe śaṅkarendhakadānavaḥ .
praṇataḥ prāñjalirbhūtvā vyajñāpayata5 pārvatīm . . 8.157.10 . .
devyandhakohaṃ devena prakṛtānugrahaḥ śubhe .
tava preṣyatvamāyātaḥ paśya māṃ saumyacakṣuṣā . .1 1 ..

“This Andhaka is your son, born from my very eyes; / he who had despised you has now been made to renounce his demonic nature.”
When the Lord of gods, Śaṃkara, had spoken thus, the dānava Andhaka, / bowing low with folded hands, made his petition to Pārvatī:
“O Goddess, I am Andhaka, who has received favor from the God, O auspicious one! / I have become your servant; look upon me with gentle eyes.