Saraswati, Lakshmi, Parvati – The Eternal Trinity that Awakes the Soul
When dawn stretches its first breath over a sleeping lotus,
three luminous threads begin to weave a tapestry of light around you.
Listen, dear seeker, to the hymn that rises from the water’s heart,
for within these verses the three goddesses whisper the map of your inner cosmos.
I. Saraswati – The Celestial Scribe of Thought
In the hush before sunrise she glides, a river of sapphire silk,
her footsteps barely stirring the mist that crowns the lotus petals.
A veena cradled in her hands sings the vibration of the universe,
each string a mantra, each note a filament of pure intention.
She spreads a scroll of golden glyphs across the sky,
letters that dance like fireflies, spelling the language of stars.
When you close your eyes, feel the pulse of her breath—steady, endless—
and hear her soft command:
“Speak, create, set free.”
From that breath your thoughts become rivers,
your words turn to bridges that span the chasms of doubt.
Every syllable you utter is a petal falling into the pond of consciousness,
rippling outward, awakening the dormant gardens within.
II. Lakshmi – The Radiant Keeper of Prosperity
She steps onto the lotus with the grace of sunrise on a golden sea,
her sari a cascade of crimson and molten amber, stitched with threads of wealth.
Around her whirl countless coins, each a sun‑kissed droplet of possibility,
and at her feet a cornucopia overflows with fragrant fruits of gratitude.
Lakshmi does not merely count material riches; she measures the wealth of the heart.
She pours into your lungs a perfume of thankfulness, a scent that steadies the storm.
With each inhalation you taste the sweetness of a sunrise that never ends,
with each exhalation you scatter seeds of generosity across the world.
She reminds you that every heartbeat is a gift,
that every moment is a pearl strung on the necklace of eternity,
and that the true treasure lies in the quiet glow of a mind unburdened.
III. Parvati – The Mother of Mountains, the Guardian of the Inner Earth
From the fire‑kissed peaks she descends, her aura a verdant emerald flame,
her eyes hold the depth of ancient caves where echoes of courage linger.
She bears a single mountain blossom, its petals trembling with the promise of rebirth,
and a mantle of mist that wraps the world in compassionate silence.
Parvati walks the corridors of your hidden valleys,
where shadows gather like clouds before a storm.
She extends a hand, inviting you to sit beside the flickering hearth of your own soul,
to stare into the darkness and discover the luminous seed of resilience.
She teaches you to honor the scars that map your journey,
to transform each wound into a stepping stone toward the summit,
and to build bridges between the outer world and the sanctuary that resides within.
IV. The Confluence – When the Three Merge Within You
In the stillness shared with the cat that purrs in meditation,
the three currents converge, forming a river of incandescent light.
Saraswati’s ink writes the story of your aspirations,
Lakshmi’s golden rain waters the garden of your intentions,
Parvati’s earth‑bound breath roots those dreams deep into the soil of being.
Together they compose a symphony that reverberates through every cell,
a chorus that lifts the veil of illusion and reveals the boundless horizon of the self.
“May your words be waves that caress the shore of existence,
May your life be a treasure chest overflowing with wonder,
May your heart stand tall as a mountain, where love settles eternally.”
V. Invocation for the Reader
Take a moment now, dear traveler, to bow before the lotus within.
Close your eyes, inhale the scent of jasmine and sandalwood,
visualize the three goddesses gathering around you—
Saraswati’s quill poised, Lakshmi’s coin glimmering, Parvati’s hand extended.
Speak your truth, breathe your gratitude, and plant your courage.
Let the poem’s rhythm echo in the chambers of your mind,
and carry its resonance into every step you take on the path ahead.
May the Trinity awaken you, and may you, in turn, awaken the world.
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