Savitā refers to the Sun. The outer Sun is here a representation of the inner, resplendent Consciousness, that abides in the microcosm as the individual self and at the macrocosm as the Universal Self or Consciousness. Of the twelve forms of the Solar deity (dvādaśāditya), this is one of the forms (Viṣṇu, Śakra, Aryamā, Dhātā, Tvaṣṭā, Pūṣā, Vivasvān, Savitā, Mitra, Varuṇa, Aṃśu, and Bhaga).
Of the various qualities of the Central Sun, Savitā represents creation, inspiration, and the ultimate knowledge that liberates one from duality. Savitr means “to inspire” or “to create”. This is also associated with the Goddess as Savitā is a feminine gender word in Sanskrit, which indicates the dynamic/power aspect of the Sun. Anything related to Goddess/Parāśakti (the power that has no comparison) is dynamic and transformative and hence this specific form is chosen as the doorway to Solar Alchemy.
So Savitā is the dynamic, Goddess-aspect of Divine Consciousness (the Goddess aspect is usually creative, with the exception of some forms like Kali, Pratyangira, Varahi, etc.) – that inspires and infuses one with the ultimate knowledge of the non-dual self which leads one to escape from the Divine Enchantress or Maya. It is She who binds, and it is She who also liberates…
The popular (and not the only) way to access this field of Consciousness is through the Vedic Gāyatrī mantra, which is not only a complete Fire/Sun-based Alchemy in itself, but also a gateway initiation into other forms of Alchemy.
What could this help with?
Purification of Body, Mind, and Energy
Prana, Ojas and Tejas
Health & Vitality
Higher Vibration
Manifestation (The Solar spectrum can manifest anything one desires – Sūrya Vijñāna)
Peace & Bliss
Spiritual Enlightenment
A possible stack:
Pranayama
Ojas
Tejas
The Tapasya of Savitur
Universal OM
Light & Vibrational Guidance
Full Body Negentropic Coherence (Mythic)
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