Skandapurana 7.18.89_54

7.18.89_54

atha bhūyaḥ praṇamyeśaṃ devatā idamabruvan .
ātmanopi tanuṃ deva kuru mūrttimatīṃ striyam . . 1 07. .
yayā sārdhaṃ balād daityān haṃsyāmaḥ parameśvara .
tato devosṛjaddevīṃ rūdrāṇīṃ mātaraṃ śubhām ..1 08. .
vikṛtaṃ rūpamāsthāya dvitīyāmapi mātaram .
nāmnā tu bahumāṃsāntāṃ jagatsaṃhārarūpiṇīm .. 10 9. .
niyogād devadevasya tato viṣṇurapi prabhuḥ .
mātarāvasṛjad dve tu vārāhīṃ vaiṣṇavīmapi .
abhūt pitāmahād brāhmī śarvāṇī śaṅkarādapi . . 8.171.110 . .
kaumārī ṣaḍmukhāccāpi viṣṇorapi ca vaiṣṇavī .
vārāhī mādhavād devī māhendrī ca purandarāt . . 111 . .
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59 rvaram - ka. . 60 ya - ka. .
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Then, having bowed again to the Lord, the deities said this:
"O God, make an embodied woman from your own body as well,
with whom we shall forcefully slay the demons, O Supreme Lord!"
Then the God created an auspicious Mother, the goddess Rudrāṇī,
and, assuming a deformed appearance, created a second Mother as well,
named Bahumāṃsā, who embodies the destruction of the universe.
Then, by the command of the God of gods, Lord Viṣṇu as well
created two Mothers: Vārāhī and Vaiṣṇavī.
Brāhmī emerged from the Grandfather, and Śarvāṇī from Śaṅkara;
Kaumārī from the six-faced [god], and Vaiṣṇavī from Viṣṇu;
Vārāhī the goddess from Mādhava, and Māhendrī from Purandara.