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"What is the inner need to produce art? When you go deeply, you will see it as a form of offering. There is nobody to offer and nobody to offer to, there is only the offering.

Podcast · By Gopikrishnan Rajendran · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    Ep 06: The Multiplier (opens the original)

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    How do you defeat an enemy that becomes stronger every time you strike it? In this episode, we explore one of the most powerful images in the Devi Mahatmyam : Raktabīja, the demon whose every drop of blood gives rise to another copy of himself. Through this extraordinary battle, we reflect on recurring thoughts, emotional spirals, addictions, and the patterns that seem to grow the more we resist them unconsciously. Why does Kali drink every drop of blood? What does "the earth" symbolize? And wha

  2. Episode · Jul 19, 2026

    Ep 05 - The Ego's Commanders (opens the original)

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    Until now, the Goddess has remained serene, majestic, and unshaken. But in this episode, the Devi Mahatmyam reveals one of its most striking moments: from the Devi's forehead emerges Kali. Why does the Divine suddenly appear in such a fierce form? Who are Chanda and Munda, and why do they always appear together? Why does Kali carry their heads back to the Mother? And why is she called Chamunda from this moment onward? In this episode, we explore Kali not as a symbol of anger, but as awakened dis

  3. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    Ep 04 - The Smoke Eyed Demon (opens the original)

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    Dhumralochana's story lasts only a few verses. Yet within it lies one of the deepest insights of the Devi Mahatmyam . Why is the first general sent against the Goddess called "the smoke-eyed one"? Why does the Devi destroy him with a single syllable, while other demons require fierce battles? And what does smoke have to do with the way we see the world? In this episode, we explore perception, projection, the Tantric significance of the bija Hum , and the subtle truth that spiritual growth is oft

  4. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    Ep 03 - The Shape Shifter (opens the original)

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    Most of us know Mahishasura as the buffalo demon defeated by Goddess Durga. But why a buffalo? Why does he constantly change forms? Why do all the devas have to unite before the Goddess appears? And why does she wait before striking the final blow? In this episode, we move beyond the familiar story to explore the symbolism of Mahishasura, the meaning of tamas, the shape-shifting nature of the ego, and the profound idea that true strength is not created, but uncovered. Perhaps Mahishasura is not

  5. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    Ep 02 - The First Demons (opens the original)

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    Before Mahishasura. Before Durga. Before the great battles. The Devi Mahatmyam begins in an unexpected place: with Lord Vishnu asleep upon the cosmic ocean, while two demons emerge from the darkness. Who are Madhu and Kaitabha? Why are they born from Vishnu's earwax? Why must Brahma first awaken the Divine before creation can continue? And why does the Goddess appear even before the first battle is fought? In this episode, we explore the opening chapter of the Devi Mahatmyam through the lenses o

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