Guest guest Posted February 1, 2010 Report Posted February 1, 2010 Following is from the commentary of Sri bhAskararAya on the naama kAmakoTikA. kAmaH parashiva eva koTiH ekadesho yasyAH saiva kAmakoTikA | shiva shakti sAmarasya parabrahma rUpatvAt.h || kAma here denotes parashiva and koTi means a part or portion. That is shiva is part of HER and SHE includes him and greater than that. Because SHE is the parabrahman in which shiva-shakti aikyam is established. (from /message/1284) , vsnm prasad mellacheruvu <melchoir47 wrote: > > kamakoti has another meaning as taught to me by one of our srividyopaasakas. > it goes like this. > Quote
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