Begin where language fails. Adi Shakti is the unoriginated power before gods and forms. Hera’s peacock reveals vigilant beauty; Chinnamasta severs the crown of self, turning grasp into nourishment. Twenty four marks cycles of nature and mind. Before all names is the Nameless. Darkness ripens to light. All is not two.
What does one know of life who has lived only one? Life is a cycle, where the soul, like corn, ripens and springs anew. Each action shapes destiny, and the soul journeys toward liberation. Beyond fleeting desires and illusions, the human body offers the chance to transcend, embrace the divine within, and dissolve fear and self-doubt to uncover the radiant truth of being.
