Savitri has reached the place where she is destined to meet Satyavan.
At the Feet of The Mother
Weekly Readings in Savitri
Savitri has arrived at the spot where she is destined to meet Satyavan.
In this Canto we are being introduced to the protagonist of the epic, Satyavan.
This beautiful space full of wonder and joy was chosen by the gods who weave destiny for the meeting of Savitri and Satyavan.
It is a dream space where Savitri has ventured led by the finger of Fate. Here must she find the doors of fate opening for her.
Destiny has taken Savitri to the space where she is fated to find the person with whom she must fulfil her mission.
This Canto vividly describes the place where Savitri is destined to meet Satyavan who has been chosen by Destiny to be Savitri’s partner and mate.
The Book of Love, as the name itself suggests, reveals to us the mysteries of love as it expresses and manifests itself in and through human beings.
Book Four is about the birth of Savitri transiting through adolescence towards the fullness of youth.
Thus Savitri journeyed through cities and hamlets, mountains and plains through days and nights, witnessing the change of places and seasons in the course of her travel.
Savitri continues to journey in search of her ideal partner and mate.
An extreme form of spirituality takes the recourse to vanishing completely and for good into the Ineffable Mystery.
Another line of spiritual advance is the seer and the sage. This is what is revealed to us now.
These remote inaccessible spots upon earth are often used by ascetics so as to escape the corrupting influence of human life.
These spaces of earth are conducive to relieve us of the tensions that man incurs through his journey of life.
The Earth is a living entity, a goddess who has offered to be the field of a great unfolding of the Divine through forms and symbols.
Savitri ventures further to spaces not yet inhabited by human beings led by her inner light, guided by her soul.
There is inbuilt in life a Guidance though our mind is not aware of it and hence leads us into devious ways.