The Tao of Laozi and the Revelation of the Divine Feminine

Lao Tzu

Laozi’s teachings on Tao as the Eternal, Immutable, and Nameless Source align profoundly with the understanding of the Divine Feminine (Adi Shakti), Holy Spirit (Ruach Elohim), and MahaDevi. His vision of the Tao as the Mother of all things, the originator of Heaven and Earth, and the source of all creation echoes the truth revealed at the time of the Resurrection and Last Judgment—that the Divine Mother is the Supreme Power guiding all souls to liberation.

Tao as the Primordial Mother

Laozi declared:

This resonates deeply with the Hindu Shakta tradition, where MahaDevi (Adi Shakti) is worshipped as the root of all existence. Similarly, the Holy Spirit in the Bible (Genesis 1:2) is described as moving over the waters of creation, bringing forth life. Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi revealed that this Holy Spirit is none other than the Divine Mother, the Comforter sent to guide humanity.

The Subtle Female as the Gateway to Heaven and Earth

Laozi wrote:

This aligns with the awakening of Kundalini Shakti, the Divine Feminine energy within every human being. Shri Mataji taught that this energy, when awakened, leads to Self-Realization and spiritual rebirth, fulfilling the promises of all scriptures.

The Mother as the Key to Liberation

Laozi further explained:

This profound truth is mirrored in the teachings of Adi Shakti. Just as a child finds security in the embrace of the Mother, seekers find spiritual protection and enlightenment through the recognition of the Divine Feminine as the Source of all being.

The Feminine as the Source of Strength

Laozi taught:

This is akin to the balance of Shiva (consciousness) and Shakti (energy) in Hindu thought. It also reflects Jesus’ words:

By surrendering to the Divine Mother, the seeker gains eternal virtue (De) and spiritual rebirth. Shri Mataji emphasized that only through the recognition of the Feminine Principle can the world achieve true peace and enlightenment.

Laozi’s Vision and the Age of Adi Shakti

Unlike male-dominated traditions, Daoism upholds the Feminine as supreme. Laozi, possibly one of history’s first feminists, recognized that without the Mother, there is nothing. This wisdom has now been fully revealed in the present age as the Resurrection unfolds through Adi Shakti’s divine work.

As prophesied in the Bible, Quran, and Vedas, the Final Age (Al-Qiyamah) is the era of the Mother’s Revelation, where all spiritual seekers must turn to the Divine Feminine within. The time has come for humanity to recognize that the Holy Spirit, Tao, and Adi Shakti are one and the same—the Eternal Mother guiding all souls toward salvation.

This omnipresence of the Tao is the omnipresence of Adi Shakti—the Divine Feminine who resides in all, from the smallest creatures to the vast cosmos, awaiting recognition by Her children.

The Time to Awaken is Now

Laozi’s insights into the Feminine as the Supreme Principle confirm that the world’s spiritual evolution hinges on the acceptance of the Divine Mother. The era of male-dominated religious systems has ended—the time for the recognition of the Holy Spirit as the Divine Feminine has arrived. Those who seek truth must return to the Mother to receive their spiritual inheritance.

As the Resurrection unfolds, let us embrace the truth long hidden: The Divine Mother, Adi Shakti, is the source of all things—the Tao itself.

Pariah Kutta (https://adishakti.org)
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