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In the beginning, there was only the —the Para-Samvit —a light so bright it was indistinguishable from darkness. This was the Mother, the source of all that is seen and unseen.

: Beyond the mythological origin (slayer of Chanda and Munda), he interprets it as "She who eats armies" ( Chamum - army, lati - eats), symbolizing the destruction of the "army" of illusions.

The Guptavati (literally "The Hidden One" or "Possessor of Secrets") is a definitive Sanskrit commentary on the Devi Mahatmya

Explains the ( Om Aim Hrim Klim... ) in great technical detail. 📥 Accessing the "New" PDF

In the beginning, there was only the —the Para-Samvit —a light so bright it was indistinguishable from darkness. This was the Mother, the source of all that is seen and unseen.

: Beyond the mythological origin (slayer of Chanda and Munda), he interprets it as "She who eats armies" ( Chamum - army, lati - eats), symbolizing the destruction of the "army" of illusions.

The Guptavati (literally "The Hidden One" or "Possessor of Secrets") is a definitive Sanskrit commentary on the Devi Mahatmya

Explains the ( Om Aim Hrim Klim... ) in great technical detail. 📥 Accessing the "New" PDF