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Host Psyche explores Mohini, the Hindu goddess and avatar of Vishnu who appears as an enchanting woman, examining her role in distributing the nectar of immortality and her teachings about desire, discernment, and spiritual sovereignty.
Mythology & LoreIn this solo episode, Psyche dives deep into the mythology of Mohini, describing her not as "Vishnu pretending" but as "Vishnu expressing a force" that reveals how desire can control us if we lack discernment. The episode focuses on two key stories: Mohini's strategic distribution of the nectar of immortality during the cosmic churning, where she restores balance through elegance rather than force, and her dance that leads a power-hungry figure to defeat himself through his own weakness. Psyche emphasizes that Mohini represents "spiritual technology" - a living lesson about illusion, beauty as neutral power, and the importance of consciousness. The host connects these ancient teachings to modern life, offering practical takeaways about not negotiating with desire while under its spell, recognizing what serves as your personal "nectar" or weakness, and understanding that elegance can be a form of strength. Throughout, Psyche maintains reverence for the Hindu tradition while extracting applicable wisdom for contemporary spiritual practice.
This episode explores the Hindu goddess Lalitha Tripura Sundari, the Goddess of Beauty of the Three Worlds.
Host Trix/Psyche tells the ancient Hindu story of King Sarata's fall from power and his encounter with the sage Medas, who explains the cosmic power of the goddess Mahammaya.
An exploration of Matangi, a tantric Hindu goddess who emerges from leftover food and challenges conventional notions of purity in divinity.
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Browse era →This episode appears to be primarily an atmospheric or experimental piece featuring music, ambient sounds, and minimal spoken content related to the Hindu goddess Bagalamukhi.
