AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER

Spirituality

Following is the loose translation of what I heard in one of the podcasts about Tantra recently:- Supreme mother is Creatrix. She is constantly creating forms by constraining her aspects. In this process of constraining, negative forces like evil, ignorance, sufferings etc come into existence by default. To change this natural course of involution to evolution at an individual’s level, she needs to be worshipped as no one other than her has that might. Tantra is all about her intense worship like this by involving all the triple aspects of the individual – sharira, vicharna and bhavana. Here various higher deities play an important role by providing support in their power if approached by the individual. Your kind thoughts🙏

The traditional Tantra understands the Mother and her Powers as manifested so far in the lower manifestation of which we are a presently a part.

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Any correlation between purusha being dismembered to create the world and the material world being food? Is the scenario of wild dogs devouring a deer and all the natural processes of life feeding upon life a reenactment of that original primal sacrifice in an inverted way🤔? I remember reading Upanishadic sages talking about everything in the world from physical to the spiritual processes being a sacrifice. Can we see even the world history from being isolated tribes dispersed throughout the globe to the global unit that is the earth today as reintegration of dismembered purusha through the wars and battles of history? Sri Aurobindo wrote a piece on kala purusha the devourer of legions and the opening of brihadaranyaka upanishad has the imagery of devouring of creatures the moment time came into being and western occultism has this image of chronus the father of time eating his own children. Sri Aurobindo also also mentions about agni being the flame of time and death and everything is his food. I know it’s a lengthy and complicated question but really want to get some clarity on the enigmatic Purusa sukta and how it’s broader implications operates in the cosmos

The sacrifice of the Purusha as described in the Purusha Sukta of the Rig Veda as well as the sacrifice of the Divine Mother as

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