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This book is titled Hrim because it begins and ends in resonance. The seed-syllable hṛīṁ, revered across Shakta and Tantric traditions, is more than sound. It is structure. It is the audible condensation of the Devi’s presence, held not in symbol but in rhythm. Every syllable of the Durga Saptashati emerges from the logic encoded in this mantra, and every return to the Devi is a return to the vibrational clarity it establishes.
Hrim is not a metaphor. It is a mode of alignment. In choosing this title, the book offers itself as a reflection of the field the mantra sustains; a field where appearance, multiplicity, recurrence, and repose are not opposites but movements in a coherent pattern. The Saptashati itself is composed in this movement. Its battles are acts of reconfiguration, its hymns are invitations to discernment, and its silences are thresholds, not absences.
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