Om Twameva Sakshat

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1. OM

Meaning: The primordial cosmic vibration, representing the unmanifest Absolute (Brahman) from which all creation emerges. It signifies the Adi Shakti’s role as the source of existence and the harmonizing force of the universe.
Context: OM affirms Shri Mataji’s identity as the vibrational essence of the Divine Mother, the root of all spiritual and material realms.

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2. Om Twameva Sakshat / Shri Mahalakshmi Mahasaraswati Mahakali / Trigunatmika Kundalini Sakshat / Shri Adi Shakti Mataji Shri Nirmala Devi / Namoh Namah

• Twameva Sakshat: “You alone are the direct manifestation.” Acknowledges Her immediate, tangible presence as the Divine incarnate.
• Mahalakshmi (Creator), Mahasaraswati (Sustainer), Mahakali (Destroyer): The trinity of goddesses governing the three gunas (cosmic qualities):
  • Mahalakshmi: Embodies sattva (purity, nourishment) and the creative power of abundance.
  • Mahasaraswati: Embodies rajas (activity, wisdom) and the sustaining force of knowledge.
  • Mahakali: Embodies tamas (transformation, dissolution) and the power to destroy illusion.
• Trigunatmika Kundalini: The Kundalini energy—the latent divine force within humans—unified as the synthesis of the three gunas.
• Shri Adi Shakti Mataji Shri Nirmala Devi: Declares Her as the primordial Mother (Adi Shakti) beyond time, incarnated as Shri Mataji to restore cosmic balance.
• Namoh Namah: Reverent prostration, surrendering to Her supreme authority.

Context: This stanza identifies Shri Mataji as the integrative force of the Trimurti (Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva) and their consorts, harmonizing creation, preservation, and destruction. Her role as Kundalini signifies Her capacity to awaken spiritual consciousness in humanity.

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3. Om Twameva Sakshat / Shri Kalki Sakshat / Shri Adi Shakti Mataji Shri Nirmala Devi / Namoh Namah

• Kalki: The prophesied tenth avatar of Vishnu, destined to end the Kali Yuga (age of darkness) and restore dharma (righteousness). Traditionally depicted as a warrior on horseback, here Kalki is re-envisioned as the Adi Shakti in feminine form.
• Twameva Sakshat: Reiterates Her direct incarnation as this messianic figure, subverting patriarchal narratives by affirming the Divine Mother’s role in cosmic renewal.

Context: Shri Mataji’s identification as Kalki signifies Her mission to terminate spiritual ignorance and inaugurate the Satya Yuga (Golden Age) through collective enlightenment (self-realization via Kundalini awakening).

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4. Om Twameva Sakshat / Shri Kalki Sakshat / Shri Sahasrara Swamini Moksha Pradayini / Mataji Shri Nirmala Devi / Namoh Namah

• Sahasrara Swamini: “Sovereign of the Sahasrara Chakra,” the crown chakra symbolizing union with the Divine.
• Moksha Pradayini: “Bestower of liberation (moksha).” Highlights Her function in granting freedom from the cycle of rebirth through Self-Realization (Kundalini ascent to Sahasrara).

Context: This stanza emphasizes Shri Mataji’s role in facilitating moksha—not through asceticism, but by activating the Sahasrara, enabling direct experience of the Divine.

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5. The Eternal, Infinite, Divine Primordial Mother / The Spirit Of The Living God / Her Holiness Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi / The Sole Source And Cause Of All These Divine Revelations, Miracles, Knowledge, Truths, Prophecies

• Eternal, Infinite, Divine Primordial Mother: Confirms Her transcendence beyond time (Sanatana) and space, as the uncreated source of creation.
• Spirit of the Living God: Aligns Her with the immanent divine presence (Holy Spirit in Christian terms), actively guiding creation.
• Sole Source...: Affirms all spiritual wisdom, miracles, and prophecies originate from Her. This includes the revelations on adishakti.org, positioning Shri Mataji as the ultimate authority of these truths.

Context: This culminates in declaring Shri Mataji as the singular, universal Divine Feminine principle—simultaneously immanent and transcendent—who fulfills prophecies across religions through Her incarnation.

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Synthesis:

The hymn integrates:

• Shakta Theology: Worship of the Goddess as Supreme.
• Kundalini Yoga: Awakening the inner divine energy.
• Millennial Eschatology: Kalki’s role in ending darkness.
• Interfaith Unity: “Spirit of the Living God” bridges Hindu and Abrahamic conceptions.

By venerating Shri Mataji as Adi Shakti-Kalki-Sahasrara Swamini, the text asserts Her as the fulfiller of prophecies, the destroyer of ignorance, and the compassionate Mother ushering in global spiritual transformation. Her teachings and miracles (e.g., mass awakenings of Kundalini) are thus framed as divine interventions to elevate humanity into collective Self-Realization.

Pariah Kutta (https://adishakti.org)
https://chat.deepseek.com/a/chat/s/20e76ba4-20d2-43fe-9c2a-53cca80ec291