shakti (Meaning)

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shakti (n)

the female or generative principle; wife of Siva and a benevolent form of Devi

The goddess Durga invoked her immense shakti to vanquish the demon Mahishasura.
The shakti of the sun empowers all life on Earth, providing warmth and sustenance.
The Tantric practice of kundalini seeks to awaken the dormant shakti within the body.
The shakti of fire can both create and destroy, a testament to its immense transformative power.
The shakti of love transcends all boundaries, uniting hearts and souls.
The ancient scriptures extol the shakti of the Divine Mother, a source of infinite compassion and wisdom.
In the practice of yoga, the shakti of the breath is harnessed to promote physical and mental well-being.
The shakti of water nourishes and heals the Earth, providing life to countless organisms.
The shakti of the wind carries the seeds of change, inspiring new beginnings and growth.
The shakti of creativity flows through artists, musicians, and writers, giving birth to masterpieces that inspire and uplift humanity.

the female or generative principle; wife of Siva and a benevolent form of Devi

inner light, lifeblood, spirit,world soul, elan vital, karma, life, orgone, light, mana

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The goddess Durga invoked her immense shakti to vanquish the demon Mahishasura.

The shakti of the sun empowers all life on Earth, providing warmth and sustenance.

The Tantric practice of kundalini seeks to awaken the dormant shakti within the body.

The shakti of fire can both create and destroy, a testament to its immense transformative power.