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Dussehra’s lesson is that, like Lord Ram facing the never-ending emergence of new heads when he struck one down, we must focus on eradicating the root of all our vices I,e Body consciousness by practising

“Ravana’s defeat goes deeper than firecrackers. Dive into the spiritual significance of Dussehra and learn how to awaken your inner self. #SpiritualAwakening #DussehraLessons”

● The power represented by Maa Lakshmi is exemplified by her image sitting on a lotus flower, signifying the ability to remain unaffected by negativity while exuding purity and peace. Her two hands, one adorned with

This power, embodied by “Goddess Saraswati” holding a Veena, signifies a soul with the ability to compose its unique melody, make independent choices, and maintain its authenticity by being untouched by external influences.

This power, embodied by “Goddess Saraswati” holding a Veena, signifies a soul with the ability to compose its unique melody, make independent choices, and maintain its authenticity by being untouched by external influences.

Our fifth soul power is; “Power To Discern”, and it is important to understand that each of these soul powers is crucial; the absence of any can lead to a loss of soul vibrations and

After engaging our three primary powers, a fourth power naturally emerges: the “Power to Accept.” It surfaces as tolerance becomes second nature. All soul power serves as our nourishment, akin to a mother nurturing us.

Power to Tolerate” represents our third essential strength, closely intertwined with “Power to Withdraw” and “Power to Let Go”. By detaching ourselves from the behaviours and energies of others without succumbing to upset, we gain

The divine vision, the royal clothes, the weapons, the unique chariot (vaahan), the blessing hand and the other one that gives indiscriminately, the face of dignity, love and law – we call her Ma Shakti.