mantra — 3 Cult of Psyche Episodes

Episodes (3)

Sep 24, 2026

3 Currents: Where Myth Wakes Up

Episode 0 presents a poetic ritual invocation of three Mahavidya goddesses — Matangi, Bagalamukhi, and Lalita (Tripurasundari) — weaving Sanskrit epithets, esoteric imagery, and somatic guidance into a continuous spoken-word piece that moves from graveyard silence to 'crimson light' embodiment.

Sep 22, 2026

Cult of Psyche Show Closer

The episode consists entirely of a performed show closer — a lyrical anthem titled 'Cult of Psyche Show Closer' featuring chanted verses about resilience, inner fire, and community identity ('Flow up, psycho / We don't fade, we rise').

Sep 17, 2026

When Raja Matangi Wakes: A Prophecy in Sound

Episode 0 presents an experimental devotional audio piece addressed to Raja Matangi, the Hindu goddess of speech, music, and transgressive power, consisting entirely of poetic incantation performed by the host.

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Hindu mythologyHindu mythology encompasses the vast pantheon of deities, sacred narratives, and cosmological principles found in Hindu religious and philosophical traditions, including goddesses, Vedic concepts, and classical folktales.community identity speech and language BagalamukhiBagalamukhi is a Hindu tantric goddess associated with the power to halt, paralyze, or arrest harmful momentum and destructive forces through divine intervention and control.Lalita Tripurasundari Raja Matangi mahavidyasThe Mahavidyas are ten tantric Hindu goddesses representing different expressions of divine wisdom and cosmic power, each embodying distinct forces of transformation and liberation.MatangiMatangi is a Hindu goddess associated with speech, wisdom, outcasts, and transformation, often depicted as fierce and liminal. She governs the power of language, leftover or rejected things, and those on the margins of society.

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