All motion is dance of Shiva's tandava. Shiva himself cannot dance without the dance of Shakti, which is called Lasya. On the seventh night of the Navaratri, Mother Durga is worshipped as Kalaratri - the one who is Durga when she halts her Lasya between the dissolution of the Universe and the creation of a New Universe. In that that utter silence Mother Kalaratri reigns. Kalaratri has black skin, disheveled hair and she holds her hand ahead in the abhaya mudra - which says 'fear not'. She wears lightning on her neck. May Mother Kalratri, the one with three eyes who breathes fire and is the great fire into which the worlds are extinguished bless us all!
Shri Radhe Maa, also called Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa and Guru Maa by her devotees, is a Hindu spiritual teacher and guru from India. Shri Radhe Maa emphasises the need for surrender to God, humility, truthfulness, self-discipline and self-restrain. Radhe Maa urges devotees to engage with society through initiatives like donation of blood, clothes, food, books and medicines to orphanages, old age homes and sadhus
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