Sita energy makes us do sacrifices for greater good.Kali energy enables us to fight injustice and take right actions.Laxmi energy brings out qualities of generosity, fairness, contentment.Durga energy helps us clear obstructions in life.Each Goddess power has a peculiar quality therefore, meditation on these Goddesses aligns us with their energies. When we move inside, we learn to recognise these energies it makes this force active and it begins to flow. The very life force is feminine in nature which transcends gender association.Įach one, man or woman is endowed with this Goddess energy. In the worship of their different forms as MahaKali/MahaSaraswati/Mahalaxmi we are connected to their sacred powers which are already latent in us. The yogis adopted myth galore of different Goddess energies so that we get tuned into these different energies. We live, think, behave, emote, become aware, and learn because of ‘Shakti’ or the presence of this feminine life force in us.
Power to be conscious or fact that we live a day to day life.Similarly the ancient yogis who were scientist of their time (carried a self-enquiry on existential questions of life such as: who am I? why I am here and where do I go from here) also experienced this subtle vibratory energy which they called ‘Shakti’. Quantum physics researches point out that the base of everything we touch, feel, see is a subtle vibratory energy. So when masculine needs power it has to derive its own feminine source (allegorically numerous Hindu myths instruct when Gods are helpless, they have to summon the divine feminine force to gain victory over the demons of our inherent tendencies such as greed, lust, desire, anger etc.) Hinduism and Buddhism have developed the Tantric traditions where it is emphasised that power is essentially feminine. We are embedded with a masculine and feminine force, masculine is known as consciousness or awareness and feminine force is ‘Shakti’ or power which stirs the consciousness. Goddess worship is done to invoke our inherent life force also known as ‘Shakti’ or power.
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