Para Shakti and Apara Shakti are not separate but are two aspects of the same divine energy. Para Shakti represents the unmanifested, transcendent reality, while Apara Shakti represents the manifested, immanent reality. Together, they form a complete understanding of the divine power that pervades and animates the universe. In spiritual practice, the journey involves moving …
The creation springs forth from AdiParaShakti, the primal source of all existence, resonating with Pranava, the primordial sound that reverberates through the cosmos. How was the fabric of reality shaped? It began with the creation of the three Gunas, and from these Gunas, the five elements, the Pancha Bhutas, emerged. Through the Vedantic process of …
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