There are two ways to attain Shakti (divine energy): like Ravana or like Rama. Ravana, despite being a high-caliber seeker, employed a violent and ignorant approach, driven by tamas (darkness). He achieved power, but not liberation.
Ravana’s knowledge dominated his entire life, preventing him from attaining complete liberation. His approach was to command Shakti to obey him, rather than surrendering to her. This is the fundamental difference between Ravana and Rama.
Rama, on the other hand, was humble, wise, and disciplined. He harnessed Shakti with reverence and respect, acknowledging her power. Sita, the embodiment of Shakti, remained devoted to Rama throughout his life.
To attain Shakti, one must possess the qualities of Rama: patience, self-control, and wisdom. Otherwise, even if you acquire power, it will lead to destruction, not creation.
Many people today claim to possess knowledge of Shakti, but they lack the necessary qualities. Before embarking on this path, ask yourself: Do you possess the courage, patience, and stability of Rama, Parashurama, and Krishna?
Sita, Parvati, and Radha are not mere mortal women; they represent the cosmic forces that create and destroy universes. To truly understand Shakti, seek a capable guru who can guide you.
The greatest crime humanity has committed over the centuries is tampering with their own energies.
