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Shiva and his divine consort Shakti are *inseperable*from each other;

like word and its meaning. The famous poet Kalidasa expresses this in

this fashion in the opening verse of his KUMARA-SAMBHAVAM (the birth

of lord kumara, son of parvati -pameshwera.).

 

Vagarthadaiva samprktau vagarthaa pratipattaye

Jagatah pitarau vande Parvati Parameshwehvaran

 

" In order to achieve the comprehension of word and meaning, I salute

the parents of the universe, Parvati AND Parameshwara, who are

inseperable like word and its meaning.

 

 

In tantra and vedanta , Brahman and ShAKTI , OR sHIVA AND SHakti are

used alternatively. Siva or BraHman is immobile , and the energy of

movement is in the ShAKTI or the immanent aspect.

 

in the very first verse of Soundarya Lahari, 'waves of divine

splendor' , adi shankara sings the glory of divine mother thus ...

 

Sivah saktya yukto yadi bhavati kinchit prabhavitum

na cdedvam devo na khalu khalu kusalaha spanditumapi...

 

" if shiva is united with shakti, he becomes capable to project this

universe. if not, he is not capable of even moving his limbs."

 

This world of multiplicity, this world of manifestation, is thus in

the realm of Shakti. when one transcends this world of duality in the

deepest nirvikalpa state of samadh, one realizes Brahman, the

impersonal apect of the ultmate reality.

 

but for most of us, the DIVINE MOTHER is, and remains , the supreme

reality!

 

Sree lalita sahasaranama salutes the unity of shiva and shakti

thus...

 

Siva-sakty aikyarupiniyai namaha!

 

salutions to HER who represents the union of shiva and shakti!

 

om tat sat!

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