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.
Mother Goddess Aditi, the infinite womb of existence, is the source from which all arises. From Adhibhūta (the material world) to Adhiyagya (supreme consciousness), existence unfolds as a structured yet unified whole. The Ādityas enforce cosmic order, while Adhidaiva directs divine intelligence. In the end, all distinctions dissolve—revealing the One beyond all form.
