aadi paraashakti mahaadevee - Bhuvaneshvari flying chariot, Kushmanda Devi and Creation, and more.

Bhuvaneshvari flying chariot

According to Srimad Devi Bhagavatam, at the beginning of time, Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, the Tridevas, had no idea who they were or what they were there for. A flying chariot suddenly materialized in front of them, and a heavenly voice instructed them to board it.

“Tridev I am Bhuvaneshvari devi, I am taking you to my abode to find your purpose.” She said.

As soon as the Tridevas got on, the chariot began to move with mind-speed and transported them to a mysterious location. This location was an island covered in gems that was encircled by an ocean of honey and immaculate sylvan forests. To their great surprise, the Tridevas were changed into ladies as they exited the chariot.

(As per mainvipa it is the heavily abode of shakthi only devi is aloud, such as women no men but one is aloud to come. If a deva comes into the realm they would turn into a women.)

They discovered an Imperial city on the island as they were exploring it, which was surrounded by nine enclosures and defended by ferocious Bhairavas, Matrikas, Kshetrapalas, and Dikpalas.

They were astounded by the city's wealth and soaring infrastructure as they entered it before arriving at the Imperial Palace, also known as Chintamanigriha, which was manned by Yoginis. Because this served as Rpra (also known as Devipattana), the seat of Adi Parashakti and the capital of Devi Bhuvaneshvari, the Empress of Manidvipa. The queen of all worlds, Devi Bhuvaneshvari, was there when they first entered the palace.

Her skin color was crimson. She had four arms, three eyes, braided hair, and red ornaments on her body.

Her body was anointed with red sandalwood paste, and she donned a wreath of lotuses. Her right hands were in the abhaya and varada mudras, and her left hands were holding a goad and a noose. She was ornamented and wore a crown with a crescent moon digit as the crest jewel.

She was perched on Bhuvaneshwara's left lap. Bhuvaneshwara was made from the right part of the Devi Bhagavati's body, which she divided into two before creation while planning to play sports.

He had a white complexion, dressed in white, and was ornamented. His hair was matted and adorned with Ganga and a crescent moon. He had five faces, each with three eyes, and four arms. He made the varada and abhaya mudras while brandishing a fighting axe and a trident.

The Divine Couple was sat atop Panchapretasana, a throne with Sadashiva, Ishvara, Rudra, Vishnu, and Brahma serving as its five legs and Paramashiva serving as its plank. Numerous Yoginis served them, some fanning them, others holding mirrors, others offering camphor-flavored betel leaves, and others offering beverages consisting of honey, ghee, wine, and coconut water. Bhuvaneshvari's hair was being prepared, cosmetics was being applied, and some people were busy stringing garlands while others sang and danced to amuse Devi.

In the sheen of Bhuvaneshvari's toenail, the Tridevas saw millions of universes, each with an own set of Tridevas. Brahma was causing some to be created, Vishnu was sustaining some, and Shiva was destroying others.

The Tridevas were made aware of the brilliance of Bhuvaneshvari. Bhuvaneshvari is a Brahmashakti, but Trayambaka is a Brahman. Although they appear to be separate, both have a similar nature. While Bhuvaneshvari is Mulaprakriti, Trayambaka is Adipurusha. Bhuvaneshvari gave Trayambaka three different forms—Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva—so that he could execute his three-fold lila with their assistance.

Tridevas are hence variations of Trayambaka. Bhuvaneshvari then handed her shakthi's. devi spoke to Brahma first. Devi continued, "Take this Saraswati, Brahma; she will be your consort. Use Her talents to create a new world."

Lakshmi will be your eternal consort and will accompany you in your earthly incarnations, she added after giving Lakshmi to Vishnu.

"Oh Lord Shiva, please accept this lovely Mahakali Gauri. She'll be your partner ". Tridev then left for their assigned locations.

The Pancha Bhootas were revealed when Shiva and Uma divided the cosmic egg that Brahma and Saraswati had formed. The universe was created by Brahma and Saraswati from the Pancha Bhootas, and it is maintained by Vishnu and Lakshmi. Shiva and Kali will ultimately destroy the universe so that Brahma and Saraswati can recreate it.

Kushmanda Devi and Creation

The creation of the universe was struggle with only one devi to make it. Her name was durga. She was the mother of the universe. Once there was an emptiness of darkness. As a single ray of divine light came. It spread everywhere. Until it took a divine form. That divine form was the great producer. A divine lady. Her name is Kushmanda, the avatar of durga. Suddenly with a great silent smile she created the cosmic egg.

All of the darkness was swept away from the universe. The universe was made of 9 planets. She gave brith to galaxies and universes. Stars were born. For the planets to be in balance. She created the deva’s . She made surya for the sun, Chundra for the moon, Mangala for mars, Budha for mercury, Brihaspati for jupiter, Sukra for venus, Sani for saturn. Then to get light on earth she centered herself in between the sun and she became the cause of the energy of light. Now she resides in the core of surya-lok. The realm of surya dev. She is known as shakthi the mother. She is also the source of surya dev. Without her light surya would be powerless. As surya gives life to creation. Then a smile and again and again to create gods. And then she was celebrated. She also watched one time when earth was in chaos, so she created known other then the devi trinity. So now what happened to the cosmic egg she produced. It was known other than brumha’s egg.

Devi kali Turns into devi Tara

Devi kali turned into her avatar mother tara, with Lord shiva he turned into Akṣobhya Bhairava.

Together they created life in the sun thanks to Kushmanda devi. From then Surya came.

“Thank you mother goddess for creating me,” Surya said.

“Your purpose in life is to bring light to the universe,” Tara devi said.