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Trauma can lead to spiritual awakening

Trauma, while painful, can paradoxically act as a catalyst for spiritual awakening. It forces you to confront the limitations of identifying solely with your body, mind, and emotions. The intense suffering can push you to seek deeper meaning and connection, ultimately leading you back to your spirit, your true

What is a spirit?

Spirit is the totality of existence, of which each individual is a part. You are spirit. Spirit isn't something you have, but rather what you are.

It's the vast, underlying essence of your being, like the massive part of an iceberg hidden underwater. A small visible tip of an iceberg represents the limited self-perception, while the

What is trauma?

Trauma isn't the event itself, but rather what occurs within you because of the event. Think of a physical injury: the cut is the event, the scar is the trauma. It's the lasting impact, the fear, the emotional memory lodged in your body.

Trauma creates fear, loneliness, helplessness, and disconnects you from your true being. It leads

Etymology of Agni

• The word Agni is derived from the root "ag" meaning "to be," indicating existence in force and excellence.

• The addition of "ni" emphasizes the qualities of strength, brightness, and supremacy associated with Agni.

• The root "ag" is found in various languages, including Greek (ἀϒαθóς, agathos) and Latin (ago), highlighting the

Agni as devata of manas

Agni is the master of tejas, is the fundamental active energy behind light and heat phenomena, surpassing even the Sun’s luminous blaze.  In the Vedic understanding, Vishnu, the supreme Lord, subordinates himself to Agni, serving as the electrical force involved in Agni’s manifestation.  This subordination is a strategic move