This meditative essay weaves together non-dual Śaivism, modern trauma healing, Jungian depth psychology, and Nietzschean authenticity. It explores Spanda—the sacred vibration—not only as a spiritual principle but as a somatic and emotional rhythm disrupted and reclaimed through devotion. Rooted in both ancient insight and modern embodiment, this is a living path of syncretism where the mystical meets the psychological, and wholeness becomes a practice of return.
