The first forty one are dealing with the Mantra, Yantra, and the other partly philosophical and partly ritualistic ideologies of the Śākta cult as also with the mysteries of Kuṇḍalinī Yoga. This portion is called Ānandalaharī, the Flood of Bliss. The fifty-nine verses that follow give a description of the form of the Devī utilising most of the figu

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While some traditions teach us that we are a part, or a spark of, the Divine, the View of this path is that we are the whole—the One Reality. The LSN is magnificent in its teaching of this path since it begins with the nāma Śrīmāta (see N1) that reveals the contraction of the limitless, non-dual Divine into limitation and duality, and ends with the

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