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The Labyrinth of Kali Part 2: Symbolism of 12 Kaalis from the 'secret' doctrine of Krama lineage

Maya laughed, but then grew thoughtful. “I’ve been reading about Sṛṣṭi Kāli. It’s fascinating—it talks about how everything begins as an inner impulse, a push to create. In a way, it’s like all this work we’re doing, these ideas we have—they’re just extensions of something deeper inside us.” Charlie raised an eyebrow, intrigued. “So…we’re just channeling some cosmic creative force?” “Kind of,” Maya replied, smiling. “The idea is that Consciousness itself takes form internally first, like an idea in the mind before it’s put into words or action. We think it’s all ‘out there’—the clients, the projects, the career milestones—but it’s actually starting here,” she said, pointing to her head, “or maybe even deeper.” In the theory she was trying to grasp, Objectivity (Prameya) was the initial stage—where her work, career, and relationships appeared as separate “objects” in her awareness. Sṛṣṭi Kāli, as she was beginning to understand, represented this force of Consciousness stepping into creation. To Maya, each project she took on was a small reflection of this energy of manifestation, of bringing an internal idea into the world.