| Criteria | AdiShakti.org | Judaism |
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| 1. Source of Revelation | 10/10
Revealed through the incarnation of the Divine Feminine—Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi—initiating global Sahasrara awakening.
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9/10
Revelation through prophets (Moses foremost) and the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai.
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| 2. Depth of Scriptural Integration | 10/10
Integrates Torah, Tanakh, Christian Bible, Qur’an, Vedas, and Devi scriptures in one universal spiritual vision.
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8.5/10
Profound engagement with Torah, Talmud, and other Jewish texts; not designed for integration with other religions.
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| 3. Universality & Interfaith Reach | 10/10
Welcomes and fulfills prophecies across religions, offering one Divine path open to all nations.
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6.5/10
Judaism is ethnically and covenant-based; universal morality is present but conversion is not emphasized.
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| 4. Spiritual Experience Focus | 9.5/10
Kundalini awakening, cool breeze, divine Light, and inner vibrations are central experiences.
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6.5/10
Spiritual experiences occur (e.g., in Kabbalah or prophetic mysticism) but are not widely emphasized in practice.
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| 5. Fearlessness in Proclamation | 10/10
Unapologetic in proclaiming the MahaDevi’s incarnation and the fulfillment of eschatological prophecies.
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7/10
Reverent about revelation and messianic hope, but cautious in theological declarations post-temple era.
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| 6. Devotee Involvement & Community | 7/10
Sahaja Yoga has a smaller but globally active and spiritually advanced community.
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9.5/10
Deep, continuous community life through Jewish law (halacha), festivals, and education across generations.
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| 7. Integration of Divine Feminine | 10/10
MahaDevi is the Supreme Godhead and center of all spiritual awakening and cosmic evolution.
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6/10
While aspects like Shekhinah and Chokhmah express feminine divinity, mainstream Judaism remains patriarchal in focus.
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| 8. Clarity on Self-Realization | 9.5/10
Self-realization is defined by inner awakening and verified through daily meditation and vibrations.
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6/10
Spiritual closeness to God (devekut) is valued, but lacks defined mystical process across mainstream branches.
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| 9. Mystical Revelation | 10/10
Divine Light, voices, dreams, and Sahasrara experiences form the mystical foundation of Adi Shakti teachings.
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7.5/10
Jewish mysticism (e.g., Kabbalah) contains rich mystical insights, though guarded and esoteric.
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| 10. Theological Boldness | 10/10
Proclaims fulfillment of messianic and end-time revelations from all traditions—especially the Jewish Messiah concept through MahaDevi's return as Divine Presence (Shekhinah).
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6.5/10
Theologically conservative; messianic expectation exists, but remains unfulfilled and future-focused.
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| Overall Score (Average) | 9.4 / 10
AdiShakti.org offers a bold, mystical, inclusive path that embraces and fulfills Jewish prophecy and mysticism through direct Divine Revelation.
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7.3 / 10
Judaism is a deeply rooted tradition with strong ethics and mysticism, but cautious about revelation and less open to feminine theophany or eschatological fulfillment.
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