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Shaktism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | In pure Shaktism, the Great Goddess, or Devi, is worshiped as nothing less than the highest divinity, Supreme Brahman Itself, the "one without a second," with all other forms of Divinity, female or male, considered to be merely her diverse manifestations. |
 | | The Shaktas conceive their Great Goddess as the personification of primordial energy and the source of all divine and cosmic evolution. |
 | | In a certain sense, one could consider oneself a Shakta (a devotee of Shakti), a Shaiva (a devotee of Shiva), and a Vaishnava (a devotee of Vishnu) all at the same time. |
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