Sanskrit Verse
Mrityuh sarva-harash caham udbhavash ca bhavishyatam, kirtih shrir vak ca narinam smritir medha dhritih kshama
Translation & Meaning
I am all-devouring death, and I am the origin of all things yet to come. Among feminine qualities I am fame, prosperity, speech, memory, intelligence, steadfastness, and forgiveness. Death, the great equaliser, is not separate from God — even the end of all things is a divine act. The feminine virtues represent the noblest qualities of human character.
Key Teachings
- •Death is not the enemy but a divine expression of God's all-consuming presence
- •Feminine virtues — memory, forgiveness, steadfastness — are divine in nature
- •The origin of all future possibilities rests entirely in the Lord
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