Gurumata’s heart is forever grateful to the ShivaShakti aikya roopa of Pārvatī and Parameśvara. She smiles and says, “they have held my hand at every step on the path to divine recognition”. She bows to them for immersing her in existential crisis as a child of a deaf father and a pious mother, which propelled her to enquire about the reality of who she was and why she was born on Earth. She thanks her universal parents for drenching her with the futility of material pleasures during her teenage years as they gave her the experience of ordinary love and relationships in her early twenties. In her late twenties, Gurumata was blessed with Mother’s darshan as Kuṇḍalinī Śakti and the universal orgasm of red and white. Soon after, Mother revealed her creative genius in her natural, primordial form as Pṛthivī Mātā, mother nature.