A mother’s words carry divine grace. While a person might bear the curse of anyone else, a mother’s curse is something no one should ever face. If being a woman is attributed only to the mother, then so too must it apply to the grandmother, the sister, and every woman. Among all forms of faith, the most powerful is faith in oneself — self-confidence.
A young woman, after spending 21 years with her parents, siblings, and friends, leaves behind everything familiar to begin a new life through marriage. What gives her the courage to take such a leap? It is her self-belief. She trusts in her ability to adapt to a new environment and succeed. This inner strength is what empowers her. She is Shakti — the embodiment of strength. And where does this Shakti reside? It is present in every single atom.
When Shakti comes to rest, it becomes Shiva — a state of pure stillness or inaction. We experience this during deep sleep. But once we awaken, Shakti becomes active again. It is present in every part of us — in our eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and throughout the body. Shakti and Shiva are not separate — they are two aspects of the same force. Similarly, husband and wife are not distinct but unified. When a woman stands tall with strength and confidence, there is nothing she cannot accomplish. She is Shakti — strength personified.
Let Wisdom Flourish!
Let Peace Prevail!
Let us protect Mother earth!
Let us protect the Universe!
Santhosam
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