The introduction of the Kalikarpura Stotra highlights the importance of the number ten in the Mahavidyas. Zero in mathematics has no value by itself. But when combined with any number, it increases the value tenfold. zero symbolizes completeness and infinity.
Similarly, the formless Brahmamayi Adishakti, when linked with her trigunatmika (satwa, rajas,tamas) nature, engages in the creation, preservation, and destruction of the universe. She fulfills all the desires of her devotees. Therefore, the manifestation of Adishakti into the ten Mahavidyas is like attaching zero after a number, symbolizing the tenfold emergence of the Mahavidyas.
This concept underlines the complete and infinite aspects of the divine feminine. The ten Mahavidyas represent different forms of Adishakti, each fulfilling a unique aspect of the universe and addressing the desires of her devotees. Through this symbolic process, Adishakti’s connection with the trigunatmika nature illustrates how the ten Mahavidyas emerge as powerful, distinct forms, embodying the full spectrum of divine energy and presence.
Bhakti yoga teaches us to see the divine in everything, cultivating a heart full of love, gratitude, and devotion.
The Shyen bird represents Naganechi in her protective form, believed to have shielded Jodhpur during the Indo-Pak war.
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