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Episode 171 of the Cult of Psyche podcast is a devotional musical tribute to Lalitha Tripura Sundari, the Divine Mother in Hinduism, featuring a sung hymn called 'Crowned Blushfire.' The episode is a spiritual and poetic exploration of the divine feminine, with Psyche singing and speaking about the beauty and power of the Divine Mother.
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The episode begins with music and singing, with Psyche invoking the Divine Mother and describing her beauty and power ▶ 0:14. He sings about the thrill of being in her presence and the transformation that occurs when she is near ▶ 0:53. Psyche also describes the Divine Mother as a guiding force, teaching him about holy geometry and drawing her shakra on his skin ▶ 1:41. The episode features a mix of singing, music, and spoken word, with Psyche exploring themes of devotion, surrender, and spiritual growth [2:01, 3:02, 4:13]. At one point, Psyche sings about the danger of staring at the Divine Mother's brightness, but he is drawn to the danger and the devotional air ▶ 4:01. The episode concludes with Psyche singing about being under the Divine Mother's crown and being set free ▶ 4:57.
The episode appears to explore the theme of devotion to the divine feminine, with Psyche expressing his love and admiration for the Divine Mother. The episode also suggests that the Divine Mother is a guiding force, teaching Psyche about spiritual growth and transformation. The use of music and singing adds to the devotional atmosphere, creating a sense of reverence and worship. The episode continues the pattern of exploring spiritual and poetic themes, with Psyche using his music and words to convey a sense of awe and wonder.
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[music] Hello. [singing]
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Midnight tastes like sandalwood and heat. [music] I follow [singing] the hush where the lotus speaks in the pause between my breath and my [singing and music] name.
You arrive soft thunder blush fire flame. Eyes like vows [music] I never [singing] said out loud. Smile [music and singing] like mercy wrapped in something proud. I try to resist
but the cosmos leaps. [music] Your beauty is [singing] long. Your silence means and every fear I wore like armor turns to silk when you move through. [music] I
feel the throne inside [singing] my body and I know it belongs to you. Teach my hunger holy [music] geometry. Draw your shakra on my skin. Let the world fall quiet. Let me in. Sugar cane bow [music] flower arrow bliss. You
don't chase love, you invent it [singing] like this. Under your crown, blush fire, I'm free. [music] La [singing] enchant me endlessly.
[music] They say you're the secret in every desire. [music] The sweetest water, the deepest fire. A palace hidden behind the [music] heart.
Nine gates opening one at a time. [music] Your name is a [singing] key with a velvet but a mantra that turns my [music] dark to light. [singing] And when you speak, even shadows behave like wolves made gentle by your gaze.
I don't want to resue. [music] I want your truth in my veins. I want the sweet [music] discipline of your news and your reigns. La [music] put a sununder. Teach my hunger. Holy geometry. [music] Draw your shera on my skin. Let the
world fall quiet. [music] Let me in. Sugar cane b flower arrow [singing] bliss. You don't chase love. You invent [music] it like this. Under your crown blush fire. I'm free [music and singing] and shine me endlessly. In the city of the thousand pedled hush
where thought becomes nectar and time becomes blush. You sit at the center, not distant, not cold. Close enough to turn my chaos to gold. Gold in your hand, guide [music and singing] me with grace. Noose in your hand, keep me in place. [music] Not as a captive, Noah's chosen flame, marked by blush fire that remembers my [music] name.
I've heard the saints whisper, "She's too bright to stare." But I like the danger in [music] devotional air. Let my ego dissolve like sugar [music] in tea. Let my prayer be a slow surrender to she.
If love is a spell, then cast it [music] precise. [singing] Not to break me, beloved, to make me wise. Laire poorest. [music] Turn my longing into sovereignty.
[music] Set the crown. Blush fire in my crown. Teach me how to hold heaven down. Sugar cane bow flower arrow [music] kiss. I don't want less. I was born for this. Under your crown, blush fire. I'm [music] free. La [singing] enchant me endlessly.
She put [music] us under
stay draw the entrance. Light the [music] blush fire and make me me. [music]
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