Lakshmi and Kali: The White Light and the Black Void of Diwali
Diwali's amavasya night honors both Lakshmi, the goddess of prosperity symbolized by a white hole of outward energy, and Kali, the Mother of transformation represented by a black hole of dissolution. This duality signifies the cosmic continuum of creation and rebirth, celebrating wholeness and the endless renewal of life.
Diwali's amavasya night honors both Lakshmi, the goddess of prosperity symbolized by a white hole of outward energy, and Kali, the Mother of transformation represented by a black hole of dissolution. This duality signifies the cosmic continuum of creation and rebirth, celebrating wholeness and the endless renewal of life.
