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Here, the devotee calls upon Kamakshi, the consort of the destroyer of Kama, to shower her sweet, cooling glances like streams of nectar. These glance...
The verse depicts Kamakshi as a compassionate mother moving along the banks of the Kampa River, fulfilling the deepest desires of her devotees. For th...
Kamakshi is described as the supreme knowledge (Para Vidya), enchanting even the mind of Shiva, who wields the trident. Her beauty has the soft greeni...
The devotee laments the consuming ego, likened to a deer that devours the tender sprout of consciousness. This destructive force threatens spiritual g...
This verse declares that even a fool or mute person, upon receiving Kamakshi’s glance, becomes eloquent and wise. Her glance removes the dense crust o...
Kamakshi is envisioned moving along the central channel (Sushumna), symbolizing the awakening of spiritual energy. Her form radiates brilliance like a...
Kamakshi is depicted with the crowns of mighty foes like Jambha placed at her feet, symbolizing supreme victory. She delights freely in the poetic cre...
Kamakshi is imagined with the moon adorning her head, four faces of wisdom, and playful sidelong glances. Her smile is pure as jasmine, her bosom heav...
This verse celebrates Kamakshi’s beauty, which surpasses the charm of dark rainclouds. She is the dawn of auspiciousness, the wish-fulfilling vine for...
Kamakshi, with her twin lotus eyes, humbles the pride of mountains and surpasses the beauty of lotuses. Her radiance on the banks of the Kampa defeats...
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