In fact the very creation came out from that light which is also called Aditi in the Veda or the white light, which is the basis for all subsequent manifestations of colours. We do not have to seek it from the Lord of Fire! What we seek are the three lights: the absolute light, the diamond hue and the golden hue. We are seeking things, which we do not have. Srî in Sanskrit also means Lakshmi, Sarasvati, Parvati or the three trinities and also the so-called evil - all put together. The ability to synthesize the seeming opposites is the true wisdom, the complete wisdom. You cannot but have shade! They are the twin brothers. If you have light, you also have the shade. The wisdom that demarcates between left and right, light and darkness, knowledge and ignorance is not complete wisdom. That is the beauty of the synthesis of wisdom. The Vedic wisdom is complete in the sense that it does not discard even the darkness, the evil or ignorance. It is not only the three Logos, but the agency that can neutralise all that is manifest is also called Srî. When we say Srî Suktam, we are speaking of that Cosmic Intelligent, which is, will, love and wisdom at the same time. This light has its three aspects: the will, the knowledge or love and the light or wisdom. It is the medium of the Cosmic Will or Cosmic Fire. When we think of the Mother of the World, we are thinking of the source of the trinity which is the trinity of subsequent manifestations. It is the One Light detailing into three lights, detailing into three Logos. The Cosmic Light is will, love and light at the same time. All the three together is the World Mother. The Mother of Love and Splendour is called Lakshmi and the Mother of Light or Wisdom is called Sarasvati. The Mother of Will is called Durga in Indian terminology. Srî also means the Mother of Will, the Mother of Love and the Mother of Light.
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