Muka V.7

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aishcharyamindumauleraikatmyaprakR^iti kA~nchimadhyagatam .

aindavakishorashekharamaida.nparya.n chakAsti nigamAnAm .. 7

 

(Please correct aishcharyam ( as seen in ambaa.org) into aishvaryam (as seen in

the original text)

 

Verse 7:

 

In the form of Prakrithi (Nature) that remains

Indivisible (without a difference) with Brahmam (Sivam)

established in the Centre of Kanchi;

Treasure of Parameshwara who adorns

the crescent in His folded pleats,She is the

Very essensce (tathparyam) of Vedas.

 

Notes:

 

Indumoulai-IkAthmya pratkrithi: of one soul with He who has the forehead with a

crescent;

please refer to sivasakthyaikya roopini (Lalitha SN);

 

In recent times Swami Vivekananda has given an erudite commentary about sankhya

yoga tenets describing purusha-prakriti-unity; Sri Aurobindo in some chapters of

"Synthesis of Yoga" discusses

this in more detail. There may be works by others in English of which I am

ignorant of.