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Vidyapati crossing Ekamraka forest
Vidyapati crossing Ekamraka forest
(Skanda Purana - Purushottama Kshetra Mahatmya - 7)

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Vidyapati crossing Ekamraka forest: Next morning after performing the daily rites Vidyapati set out on his chariot contemplating on Govinda. He crossed river
Mahanadi. Then he came to villages inhabited by Vedic brahmanas. They were of great splendour and performed yagnas. The villages were adorned with
Areca Palm trees. Thereafter Vidyapati passed through the
Ekamraka forest.
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Vidyapati becoming overwhelmed with devotional mood: While crossing the Ekamraka forest, Vidyapati saw people holding conch, discus, club and lotus. Seeing the emblems of Lord Vishnu, Vidyapati was overwhelmed with devotional mood. He felt that he has taken a new birth with divine form. He got down the chariot and fully prostrated on the ground. His eyes were filled with tears and he felt the presence of Vishnu everywhere.
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